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The narrative centers around a village grappling with differing political opinions on Greece's impending EEC membership. The right-wing president, Nomass, fervently supports the accession, while the left-wing secretary, Leonidas, strongly opposes it. Amidst this political strife, the socialist Michalis expresses skepticism, adding to the village's dynamic.

As the villagers navigate their political disagreements, they are also entangled in personal pursuits, particularly their attraction to the alluring widow, Margarita. The film humorously depicts their attempts to travel to Athens to sell their harvest of oranges in hopes of securing better prices, only to face ridicule from the authorities they encounter. This blend of political commentary and comedic elements makes the film a unique representation of life in Greece during the 1980s.