Wild Chickens

The story unfolds at the Presidential Mansion, where the President is alarmed by worsening news from the country. To get to the bottom of the situation, he calls upon two journalists to conduct an investigation into the experiences of everyday citizens.

Their journey takes them through encounters with various characters, including a struggling Gypsy named Tamtakos, an employee named Markos who yearns for a raise, and a farmer named Thymios selling oranges in the capital. The film uses a burlesque style to highlight themes of laziness and apathy among Greeks, culminating in a humorous critique of societal attitudes.

This blend of comedy and social commentary may appeal to collectors interested in international cinema from the 1980s. 'Wild Chickens' showcases a unique perspective on Greek culture and political issues, making it a notable entry in the genre.