Thread 215076748

>1968 greek movie
>girl runs away from home disguised as a boy
>meets a guy during her travels
>erotic tension between the two *before* the guy realizes 'he' is actually a girl

>white women are so manly looking that you can't immediatly tell them apart from a man if they "disguise" themselves
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>>215076748 (OP)
Yentl for Greeks?

And then Hollywood remade it, called it Shakespeare in love and it won oscars

>>215077766
baka they're always stealing our ideas

>>215076748 (OP)
Movie name, please?

>>215078926
https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0182730/
>Η αρχόντισσα κι ο αλήτης
You probably won't like it, these movies were made in a vacuum solely for the greek audience. It won't make sense to you.

>>215079857
The plot on a woman living in disguise as man getting evolved in a romantic affair with a man isn't that exclusive for greek audience.

Thanks for movie name.

>>215080207
Why is this concept so appealing?
Anyway, I didn't really mean the plot itself, but the way all these 50's/60's movies develop: dialogue, tropes etc. But give it a try anyway.

>>215080315
Part of appeal lies on how the woman tries to hide her natural beauty and female traits

>>215077319
>wh*te
rude

>>215080315
Fantasy of meeting a tomboy unicorn

>>215076748 (OP)
Jesus, what an attractive woman. Imagine how hot it would be if she was a boy