Twenty Women and I

In Twenty Women and I, Kostas Filipou navigates the complexities of his life dominated by women, including his mother and sisters. He manages a women's lingerie business where many of his employees view him as a potential husband. The film presents a comedic take on marriage pressures, as Kostas secretly marries his colleague Betty, leading to a series of matchmaking attempts by his mother.

The narrative unfolds with comedic conflict as both Kostas and Betty try to thwart their families' matchmaking efforts, highlighting the humorous struggles of love and expectation. The film culminates in a resolution that brings peace to their lives, especially with the news of Betty's pregnancy. This combination of family dynamics and romantic comedy provides a light-hearted reflection on relationships in the 1970s.