The Ceremony
A wealthy seductress enlists the help of two friends in a simple job that will set them all up for life. But everyone knows there's no such thing as a foolproof plan. 1970s Ithaca, Greece. Craving sex…
The Ceremony
A wealthy seductress enlists the help of two friends in a simple job that will set them all up for life. But everyone knows there's no such thing as a foolproof plan. 1970s Ithaca, Greece. Craving sexual maturity, young virgin Electra feels the tormenting need to break free from societal norms and what her old-fashioned community forbids. In the meantime, her fisherman brother Aris and his best friend Stefanos dream of making a quick buck and a fresh start in Athens without breaking a sweat. And then, opportunity knocks: wealthy seductress Maria arrives in the island, having a mutually beneficial proposal for the two friends. Now, the stage seems set for the ultimate heist. After all, Maria's success scheme can set them all up for life. But everyone knows there's no such thing as a foolproof plan. When lust, greed, and murderous intent enter the equation, is there an easy way out? —Nick Riganas
The Ceremony
Crime,Romance
Film Details
A wealthy seductress enlists the help of two friends in a simple job that will set them all up for life. But everyone knows there's no such thing as a foolproof plan. 1970s Ithaca, Greece.
Craving sexual maturity, young virgin Electra feels the tormenting need to break free from societal norms and what her old-fashioned community forbids. In the meantime, her fisherman brother Aris and his best friend Stefanos dream of making a quick buck and a fresh start in Athens without breaking a sweat. And then, opportunity knocks: wealthy seductress Maria arrives in the island, having a mutually beneficial proposal for the two friends.
Now, the stage seems set for the ultimate heist. After all, Maria's success scheme can set them all up for life. But everyone knows there's no such thing as a foolproof plan.
When lust, greed, and murderous intent enter the equation, is there an easy way out? —Nick Riganas.