The story is set in a seemingly peaceful island community whose stability is shattered by the sudden death of a wealthy, heirless prominent citizen, Themistocles Dikaios. He leaves behind a massive fortune to be split among the four local "authorities": The Police Chief The Schoolteacher The Village Priest
( Nisos , released in 2009) is a popular Greek black comedy that satirizes the secrets, corruption, and hypocrisies of a small island community. Film Overview Director: Christos Dimas. Genre: Comedy, Crime, and Drama. Release Date: December 29, 2009 (Greece). Running Time: 96 minutes. Score: 6.5/10 on IMDb . Plot Synopsis
However, there is a catch: to claim their inheritance, each must allow a personal letter written by the deceased to be read aloud in the public square. Since all four have hidden secrets and have engaged in various illegal or immoral activities, this requirement leads to a chaotic and hilarious scramble to protect their reputations while securing the money.
The film features a "who's who" of contemporary Greek actors: as Tara. Elisavet Konstantinidou as Angela. Vladimiros Kyriakidis as Babis. Tania Trypi as Loula. Dimitris Tzoumakis as Agis. Michalis Marinos as Papa Lampros. Zeta Douka as Afroditi. Production & Reception The Island (2009) - IMDb
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