
Bonus
Nov 30 2001
•1h 25m
•Comedy
Pandelis is a garbageman who is anxiously waiting to retire and receive his well-earned superannuation payout. His wife and mother-in-law are also awaiting the super payout, but they have different ideas as to how the money should be spent. The usually submissive and calm Pandelis suddenly decides to react... Philippides does a sterling job as the long-suffering Pandelis and his vicissitudes leave one with a warm feeling. Unlikely though the scenario may seem, one wishes it to be true, thus giving hope for the many Pandelides out there who find themselves contemplating life in their middle years with regret and disappointment.
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Petros Filippidis
Pantelis

Evelina Papoulia
Vaso

Maria Martika
Koula

Vasilis Halakatevakis
Manolis
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