| A Green Story | |
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| Directed by | Nika Agiashvili |
| Written by | Nika Agiashvili |
| Produced by | Nika Agiashvili |
| Starring | Ed O'Ross Billy Zane Malcolm McDowell Shannon Elizabeth Annabella Sciorra George Finn |
| Distributed by | Indican Pictures |
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| Countries | United States Greece |
| Languages | English Greek |
A Green Story is a 2012 biographical drama film written and directed by Nika Agiashvili. [1]
An American businessman, diagnosed with cancer and given a few months to live, reflects on his early life as a Greek immigrant in the 1950s. Determined to secure his legacy, he decides to close one final business deal that will immortalize his company's success.
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