Katerina Ioannidou

The main story is about a monastery where nuns smoke weed and pretend to be lesbians and is extremely random and doesn't really make any sense at any point!

To have a clear picture of the Greek public opinion after the recent victory of the current government, the editor-in-chief of a famous newspaper organisation enlists the help of two of his best reporters. What will the survey show?

A rich sheikh, don't imagine oil, he is a scumbag. Where everyone was digging for oil, he hit springs with gurgling water that made him dizzy. But none of his seven wives (he had one for each day of the week) succeeded him. So...

Greek bootleg smurf movie, with people in smurf costumes.

Fondas is a Greek butcher and he puts his family honor before everything else.

In this offering, Kostas Tsakonas (a champion of the SOV comedy of the era) as a wimpy poor guy & petty thief who lives with his nephew, is chosen by the arch-Dracula to rule Greece, since he's a long lost relative of the vampire family, and since the current Prime Minister has sucked the Greeks dry (yes, there's some awful not-so-subtle dated attempts at political satire in there as well). What follows is Tsakona's transformation and consequent attempts to adjust to his new vampiric lifestyle, while a clumsy exorcist and some of his fellow villagers are after him.

Spyridoula is a good girl but unlucky. No matter how hard she tries, she can't get married, even though she has daily contacts with single men because she runs a matchmaking agency. So she marries others and she waits for the great love, who enters the office one morning in the form of Nionios. The love is lightning fast and they completely agree on everything. So they decide to get married since each one fills the other and their lips drip honey with love. But after the wedding, everyday life begins and the first little fights, which turn into fights and end in Homeric fights...