The idiot

The Idiot features an engineer who is dedicated to his work yet struggles with the lack of meaningful results. His wife's concerns about his commitment serve as a backdrop to the main conflict, which arises when a businessman and company executives attempt to manipulate him for their own agendas regarding a new road project.

Set in Greece during the 1960s, the film explores themes of resignation and the ethical dilemmas faced by professionals in a rapidly changing society. With a runtime of 90 minutes, it combines humor with a critical examination of corporate and personal ethics.

Collectors interested in international cinema or the evolution of Greek film in the 1960s may find this title particularly worthwhile. The film's unique perspective on the intersection of personal and professional life adds depth to its comedic narrative.