Businessman Lalakis Makrykostas (Vasilis Logothetidis) is married to beautiful and much younger Popi (Ilya Livykou), who's being courted by Nikos Koutroumbas (Lampros Konstantaras). Popi is becoming suspicious of Lalakis' frequent business trips that take him away from Athens.
While Lalakis is away on yet another supposedly business trip, it is revealed by a series of coincidences that he's on a romantic getaway to Thessaloníki with his mistress. Popi decides to give him a taste of his own medicine and agrees to go on a romantic getaway of her own with Nikos. Nikos takes her to a village in Boeotia called Thymaria, where the station master Stelios Molfetas (Mimis Fotopoulos) is an old friend of Nikos'.
By coincidence, Lalakis and his mistress, Lolota (Rena Stratigou), have missed their train to Thessaloniki and are spending the night at the station master's home as well. Both illicit couples, the station master and his wife (Margarita Lamprinou), sit down to a very uncomfortable dinner; Popi pretends she's Nikos' wife, nearly convincing her own husband that she's just his wife's doppelgänger. The couples eventually retire for the night; Popi and Nikos drive back to Athens in the middle of the night, whereas Lalakis, eager to return to Athens in order to confront Popi about her infidelity, is forced to make his way back by horse and carriage and public transport.
Popi arrives home first and establishes an "alibi". Lalakis arrives shortly after her but can't prove anything. When Popi starts asking him questions about his stay in Thymaria, there's a knock on the door; it's the station master returning Lalakis' wallet, which had fallen out of his pocket the night before. The station master also mentions that Popi and Nikos also left early (the implication being that they never slept together) and that Popi left her to watch behind. Lalakis, now having concrete proof of his wife's infidelity, offers to return it to her and takes it from the station master. However, instead of confronting Popi, he tells her that the jewellery shop has returned her watch. After a moment of awkwardness, they both start laughing, essentially agreeing to forget the whole thing.
oute, gata, oute, zimia, this, article, uses, bare, urls, which, uninformative, vulnerable, link, please, consider, converting, them, full, citations, ensure, article, remains, verifiable, maintains, consistent, citation, style, several, templates, tools, avai. This article uses bare URLs which are uninformative and vulnerable to link rot Please consider converting them to full citations to ensure the article remains verifiable and maintains a consistent citation style Several templates and tools are available to assist in formatting such as reFill documentation and Citation bot documentation August 2022 Learn how and when to remove this template message Oute gata oute zimia Greek Oyte gata oyte zhmia is a 1954 Greek black and white film directed by Alekos Sakellarios and Christos Giannakopoulos Oute gata oute zimiaOyte gata oyte zhmiaDirected byAlekos SakellariosWritten byChristos GiannakopoulosStarringVasilis LogothetidisIlya LivykouLampros KonstantarasMimis FotopoulosRena StratigouDina StathatouCharis KamiliMargarita LambrinouDistributed byFinos FilmsRelease date1954 1954 Running time90 minutesCountryGreeceLanguageGreek Contents 1 Plot 2 Cast 1 3 See also 4 References 5 External linksPlot editBusinessman Lalakis Makrykostas Vasilis Logothetidis is married to beautiful and much younger Popi Ilya Livykou who s being courted by Nikos Koutroumbas Lampros Konstantaras Popi is becoming suspicious of Lalakis frequent business trips that take him away from Athens While Lalakis is away on yet another supposedly business trip it is revealed by a series of coincidences that he s on a romantic getaway to Thessaloniki with his mistress Popi decides to give him a taste of his own medicine and agrees to go on a romantic getaway of her own with Nikos Nikos takes her to a village in Boeotia called Thymaria where the station master Stelios Molfetas Mimis Fotopoulos is an old friend of Nikos By coincidence Lalakis and his mistress Lolota Rena Stratigou have missed their train to Thessaloniki and are spending the night at the station master s home as well Both illicit couples the station master and his wife Margarita Lamprinou sit down to a very uncomfortable dinner Popi pretends she s Nikos wife nearly convincing her own husband that she s just his wife s doppelganger The couples eventually retire for the night Popi and Nikos drive back to Athens in the middle of the night whereas Lalakis eager to return to Athens in order to confront Popi about her infidelity is forced to make his way back by horse and carriage and public transport Popi arrives home first and establishes an alibi Lalakis arrives shortly after her but can t prove anything When Popi starts asking him questions about his stay in Thymaria there s a knock on the door it s the station master returning Lalakis wallet which had fallen out of his pocket the night before The station master also mentions that Popi and Nikos also left early the implication being that they never slept together and that Popi left her to watch behind Lalakis now having concrete proof of his wife s infidelity offers to return it to her and takes it from the station master However instead of confronting Popi he tells her that the jewellery shop has returned her watch After a moment of awkwardness they both start laughing essentially agreeing to forget the whole thing Cast 1 editVasilis Logothetidis Lalakis Makrykostas Mimis Fotopoulos Stelios Molfetas Lambros Konstantaras Nikos Koutroubas Ilia Livykou Popi Makrykosta Rena Stratigou Lolota Haris Kamili Kiki Margarita Lambrinou Phroso Molfeta Dina Stathatou Tasia Vangelis Protopapas Vangelis Rallis Angelidis LiapisSee also editList of Greek films Brief EncounterReferences edit http 90lepta com m246 html Finos Films Greek Cinematic Centre CenterExternal links editOute gata oute zimia at IMDb nbsp This article related to a Greek film is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Oute gata oute zimia amp oldid 1136329119, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
