Blind Kidnapping

The film centers around Stathis, the director of a corporation, who faces chaos after the death of his lord. He confesses his daughter, but her mother, a major shareholder, complicates matters by tarnishing her name. In response, Stathis hatches a kidnapping scheme during a party, but the plan goes awry when the kidnappers mistakenly capture him instead.

As Stathis navigates this mix-up, he encounters a range of comedic situations. His mother-in-law's refusal to pay the ransom adds to the absurdity, placing him in a challenging position as he tries to convince the kidnappers that the target was not him but in fact his homeland. This blend of corporate drama and comedic mishaps presents a unique narrative in the Greek film landscape, appealing to those interested in international comedies from the late 80s.