A professor asks two poor students of law to steal, for a fee, a rare figurine from the house of a collector. After the successful outcome of the theft, the professor dies from joy, and the two students decide to return the figurine to its owner. There they meet his daughters, to whom they tell numerous lies. In the end, it is revealed that the whole thing was part of a wager between the professor and the collector, and the two students fall in love with the latter's daughters.
Giorgos Konstantinou
Director
Giorgos Konstantinou
Kostas Tsiftalexis
Dionysis Papagiannopoulos
Aristidis Fesarlis
Sapfo Notara
Efthalia
Alekos Tzanetakos
Vasilis Hatzikosmas
Hristos Tsaganeas
Patroklos Sokratidis
Tonia Kaziani
Efi Sokratidi
Nelly Pappa
Dora Sokratidi
Nikitas Platis
Giorgos Pallis
Takis Hristoforidis
Eirini Touska
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