This 1955 version is a remake of the 1932 film, which was the first Greek "talking" picture.
This film marked one of the earliest appearances of Aliki Vougiouklaki and was the first time audiences heard her sing on screen, specifically the song "Pente Chronous".
as Kroustallo (her first singing role on film). Thanos Kotsopoulos as Mitros. Andreas Zisimatos as Liakos. Kostas Hatzichristos as Gkerlas. Plot Summary This 1955 version is a remake of the
This 1955 classic, (The Shepherd's Lover), is a cornerstone of Greek "bucolic" cinema, based on the famous 19th-century dramatic poem by Dimitrios Koromilas. Set in the 19th-century village of Artotina, it follows a dramatic love triangle between a wealthy landowner, a young shepherd, and a beautiful shepherdess. Film Overview Release Date: October 10, 1955. Genre: Bucolic Drama (Βουκολική). Director: Dimi Dadira. Cast:
Mitros, a wealthy and respected chief shepherd, falls for the beautiful Kroustallo and gives her a golden cross as a token of his affection. However, he is unaware that she is secretly in love with Liakos, a poor young shepherd who once saved Mitros' life. The discovery of the golden cross around Kroustallo's neck sparks a bitter conflict between the two men, threatening the future of the star-crossed lovers. Thanos Kotsopoulos as Mitros
For more on the film's history and production, visit the official Finos Film archive. The Shepherdess' Lover (1956) - IMDb
You can watch the full film on platforms like YouTube or Dailymotion . Plot Summary This 1955 classic, (The Shepherd's Lover),
The film features the iconic song "Mia Voskopoula Agapisa," though in this version, the lyrics are recited as a monologue by Thanos Kotsopoulos while the melody plays as an orchestral theme.