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Pythagoras

Known for Writing · Storm in a child's heart, Abduction, Every Port And Woe

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Pythagoras, a notable figure in the realm of film writing, made a significant impact with the 1964 thriller "Abduction." This film has become a cult classic, captivating collectors with its suspenseful narrative and unique cinematography. The film's limited initial release and subsequent scarcity on physical media have made it a highly sought-after title among VHS and DVD enthusiasts. Collectors appreciate Pythagoras for his ability to blend gripping storytelling with innovative filmmaking techniques, which set "Abduction" apart in its era. The film's enduring appeal lies in its exploration of themes like paranoia and the human psyche, making it a must-have for any serious collection. As home video formats evolve, "Abduction" remains a testament to Pythagoras's contribution to cinema, solidifying his place in film history and ensuring that his work continues to be cherished by collectors today.

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What is Pythagoras known for?

Pythagoras is known for writing, with notable films including 'Abduction' (1964), 'Τιμωρία' (1965), and 'Storm in a child's heart' (1965) where he played the role of Spyros.

What genres does Pythagoras's filmography span?

Pythagoras's filmography spans the genres of Drama, Romance, and Crime.

What era does Pythagoras's work cover?

Pythagoras's work covers the years from 1964 to 1967, with the most active decade being the 1960s.

How many films are in Pythagoras's filmography?

Pythagoras has a total of 6 films in his filmography.

What are some of the roles that Pythagoras has played in his films?

Pythagoras has played roles such as Spyros in 'Storm in a child's heart' (1965), Lefteris Markou in 'I'm not selling my heart' (1966), and Stelios Razis in 'Every Port And Woe' (1964).