Kidnapping, betrayal, and gang wars collide in 1970s Piraeus.
THE ABDUCTORS
A wealthy Greek shipowner's daughter is kidnapped by a gang seeking leverage after a maritime disaster involving his ships. There are also elements of drug trafficking and betrayal involved.
The Abductors is a 1972 Greek action, crime, and drama film directed by Pavlos Filippou about a wealthy shipowner's daughter kidnapped by a ruthless gang amid a world of drugs, violence, and betrayal.
Synopsis
Why Cult
Witness the shadowy corners of Athens and Piraeus, where gangs, drugs, and betrayal fuel a gritty underworld power struggle.
A high-stakes kidnapping pits a powerful shipowner against a ruthless gang, setting up a spiraling game of terror, extortion, and retaliation.
Watch as villain turns on villain, each vying to take control of the criminal empire—betrayal is just the beginning.
Follow the tense battle of a young undercover agent caught between the law and violent criminals risking everything to bring order.
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Questions from the Vault
What is The Abductors about? +
The Abductors follows the kidnapping of a shipowner's daughter and the ensuing violence, betrayal, and struggle among rival Greek gangs.
When was The Abductors released? +
The Abductors was released in 1972.
Who directed The Abductors? +
The Abductors was directed by Pavlos Filippou.
How long is The Abductors? +
The Abductors has a runtime of 82 minutes.
What genre is The Abductors? +
The Abductors is an action, crime, and drama film.
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