Unplug the Minister in the Socket

The film centers on Alex Charles, a minister who finds himself in a coma, tethered to life support at home. His wife, her lover, and various political figures all have a stake in his survival, leading to a series of comical misunderstandings and power struggles. The narrative unfolds with a tragicomic flair, drawing on elements of parody as various characters, including the minister's daughter and an Indian butler, become embroiled in the chaotic situation.

Originally staged as a play in 1998, "Unplug the Minister in the Socket" transitioned to a television format, airing on Star Channel. The show captures the essence of political farce, making it a unique entry in the comedy genre during the early 2000s. With a talented cast, including Dina Consta and Mina Adamaki, the film offers a glimpse into the absurdities of political life and the lengths people will go to for power.