The Outlaws

The Outlaws presents a gripping narrative set against the backdrop of the impending Greek Civil War. The film focuses on three outlaws who navigate the challenges of life in the mountains while facing external pressures and internal conflicts. This period piece captures the tension and struggle prevalent in its era.

Released in 1958, the film is part of the Greek cinematic landscape and features a cast that includes Titos Vandis, Petros Fyssoun, Anestis Vlahos, Nelly Angelidou, and Giorgos Oikonomou. Each actor contributes to the film’s intense portrayal of survival amid turmoil. The production by Finos Film and Minos Films highlights the significance of Greek cinema during this period, making it an interesting subject for collectors of international film.