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President of GNTO
Assumed office
August 1, 2019
1986Strange MeetingAnnaFilm debut
The girl from ManiEleni Kalea
1990The sweepTara
1994The moon fugitiveAndrianna
Terra incognita
1996AcropolZozo
1997Balkanska pravilaMariya
The smell of the time

Television

YearTitleRole(s)Notes
1990-1992In the shadow of moneyLead role / 85 episodes
1992One woman from the pastNafsikaLead role / 16 episodes
1992-1993The sound of silenceMiranda DaneziLead role / 77 episodes
1993 Moral Department Episode: "The particular tastes of the principal manager"
1993-1994 Games without borders Herself (host)Season 1
1994-1995Daring Love StoriesHerself (host)20 episodes
1995Magical NightAlexandraEpisode: "Deep sea"
1995-1996 Fitting of the wedding dress Olga DeliLead role / 25 episodes
1996Guilty LoveStellaLead role / 15 episodes
2004-2005The children of NiobeMadame ZiziLead role / 18 episodes
2021-presentThe land of oliveAthena NomikouLead role

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