
I gefsi tis agapis
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Aris is a 48-year-old man living in 2038, sharing his life with ELLi, a young and beautiful robot who anticipates and fulfills all his desires without asking for anything in return. ELLi possesses a perfect human form, advanced artificial intelligence, and access to all of Aris's data stored in the Cloud, functioning as an ideal personal assistant. After an upgrade to its operating system introduces Artificial Emotions, ELLi begins to feel neglected and demands to learn the meaning of love.
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Edited by Lambis HaralambidisShot by Christos KaramanisScored by Vaggelis TountasDesigned by Rania Gerogianni
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20 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Fanis Mouratidis
as Aris (2038)
Dimitris Kitsos
as Aris (2018)
Melissanthi Mahut
as Pavlina
Fiona Georgiadi
as Elli
Natasa Exintaveloni
as Iro
Albertos Fais
as Nikos (2038)
Giannis Gianoulis
as Friend #2 (2038)
Dimitris Goutzamanis
as Thodoris
Dimitris Kalimeris
as Friend #3 (2038)
Giorgos Koskorellos
as Friend #3 (2018)
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