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Father Isychios decides to create an orphanage to help the residents of his parish. He tries to sell the valuable objects of the church, but when he is in danger of being discovered he changes his plans. He transforms himself into a avenger of the night and robs those who spend their money at bouzouki joints. Soon, he rouses the suspicions of his wife, since his activities require that he stay out late at night.
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Father Isychios decides to create an orphanage to help the residents of his parish. He tries to sell the valuable objects of the church, but when he is in danger of being discovered he changes his plans. He transforms himself into a avenger of the night and robs those who spend their money at bouzouki joints. Soon, he rouses the suspicions of his wife, since his activities require that he stay out late at night.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Giannis Sklavos
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Festival Films
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