The Villa of Orgies
A parliamentary candidate and his mistress will spend the night at the police station. After all, no one is above the law, no matter what his credentials or social status may appear to be. Haris Zaval…
The Villa of Orgies
A parliamentary candidate and his mistress will spend the night at the police station. After all, no one is above the law, no matter what his credentials or social status may appear to be. Haris Zavalos, a minister of the Greek government, is caught naked in a villa, with the wife of one of his employees. They are both taken to the police station, where the cheated husband awaits in frustration. Afraid for his political career, Zavalos tries to do anything in his power to keep this incident from "leaking" to the press. —Chris Makrozahopoulos <makzax@hotmail.com> The somewhat ornamental director of a large company and parliamentary candidate, Haris Zavalos, decides to spend a night of passion with his mistress, Eva Linardou, in Madame Domna's "Villa of Orgies". However, after a coordinated raid by the police and the unfaithful Eva's cheated husband, the sinful couple will be caught in the act--and utterly disgraced--will be taken to the police station just as they were found: covered in sheets. Inevitably, things will turn from bad to worse, as the existence of a secret telephone/address book full of high-profile contacts kept by the mansion's Madame, will eventually become an object of great importance. Now, is Zavalos really above the law? —Nick Riganas
The Villa of Orgies
Comedy,Romance
Film Details
A parliamentary candidate and his mistress will spend the night at the police station. After all, no one is above the law, no matter what his credentials or social status may appear to be. Haris Zavalos, a minister of the Greek government, is caught naked in a villa, with the wife of one of his employees.
They are both taken to the police station, where the cheated husband awaits in frustration. Afraid for his political career, Zavalos tries to do anything in his power to keep this incident from "leaking" to the press. —Chris Makrozahopoulos <makzax@hotmail.com> The somewhat ornamental director of a large company and parliamentary candidate, Haris Zavalos, decides to spend a night of passion with his mistress, Eva Linardou, in Madame Domna's "Villa of Orgies".
However, after a coordinated raid by the police and the unfaithful Eva's cheated husband, the sinful couple will be caught in the act--and utterly disgraced--will be taken to the police station just as they were found: covered in sheets. Inevitably, things will turn from bad to worse, as the existence of a secret telephone/address book full of high-profile contacts kept by the mansion's Madame, will eventually become an object of great importance. Now, is Zavalos really above the law? —Nick Riganas.