For Whom the Bell Rings

The film features industrialist Apostolos Lampirikos, who is deep in debt. His employee Costas devises a plan to fake Lampirikos's death to alleviate the pressure from creditors. This plan involves a staged suicide, with Lampirikos supposedly drowning while tied to a stone. The scheme initially works, as it leads to a temporary reprieve from financial woes, but complications arise when a suitor for Lampirikos's widow emerges.

The cast includes Kostas Voutsas, Dionysis Papagiannopoulos, and Beata Asimakopoulou, among others, adding to the comedic element of the story. The film, produced by Finos Film, is a representation of Greek cinema from the late 1960s, a time when comedy often tackled serious themes through satire. As a comedy, it reflects the era's filmmaking style and storytelling techniques, appealing to collectors interested in this genre and period.