The Hunchback

The Hunchback tells the story of Mr. Nikos Paganis, a commissioner at the Holy Temple of the Holy Apostles, who looks down on his hunchbacked brother Markos. Markos spends his days philosophizing while Nikos seeks to control the family estate and embezzle from the church treasury. The plot thickens when Father Timotheos uncovers the theft, leading to a series of conflicts that reveal deep familial tensions.

The film stars Giorgos Georgiou, Vagelis Protopapas, Miranta Myrat, Dina Trianti, Aris Malliagros, and Giannis Fyrios, each contributing to the intense drama that unfolds. The character dynamics, especially between Nikos and Markos, provide a poignant exploration of societal values and personal struggles. This film may resonate with collectors interested in dramatic narratives that focus on character development and moral complexity.