An Interview with Writer/Director/Producer Penelope Lawson
We chat with Penelope Lawson about her short film, The Dinner Party, her experience founding her own production company, and fun cinema.
A Fool And A Hater
Thomas is a good but low intelligence man. He is in love with Urania, a widow, whose stingy husband Sotiris is over a year dead, as the ship he was sailing in, sunk. When Sotiris appears, explaining that he was hiding so as to get the life insurance money. Urania, who already has a love affair, convinces Thomas to murder him, pretending she is in love with him. Thomas indeed tries unsuccessfully. Everything is revealed when Sotiris discovers that the insurance money have been stolen and appears screaming during his memorial service. A trial ensues, where Thomas admits that he is not only an imbecile but 'an imbecile and a half'.
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Thomas is a good but low intelligence man. He is in love with Urania, a widow, whose stingy husband Sotiris is over a year dead, as the ship he was sailing in, sunk. When Sotiris appears, explaining that he was hiding so as to get the life insurance money. Urania, who already has a love affair, convinces Thomas to murder him, pretending she is in love with him. Thomas indeed tries unsuccessfully. Everything is revealed when Sotiris discovers that the insurance money have been stolen and appears screaming during his memorial service. A trial ensues, where Thomas admits that he is not only an imbecile but 'an imbecile and a half'.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Dimitris Psathas
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Runtime:69 minutes
Studio:Afoi Roussopoulloi
Cast
Giannis Dalianidis
Director
Christos Efthimiou
Thomas Katsaros
Dionysis Papagiannopoulos
Sotiris Karamaounas
Andreas Barkoulis
Tonis Karamitsos
Giannis Gionakis
Perlepes
Rika Dialyna
Ourania Karamaouna
Marika Nezer
Mrs. Theodora
Aleka Stratigou
Anthi
Kostas Papahristos
Anastasis
Stavros Xenidis
photographer
Nikos Fermas
Giorgis
Lavrentis Dianellos
Mr. Spanakis
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