A vertebrate satire consisting of three sketches, produced in 1959
Duration 92 minutes

"Nikoleli" (written by Socrates Kapsaskis, based on the story "A Mother Passed" by Thrasos Kastanakis). One summer in a provincial town, the beautiful Lamprini falls in love with a charming Athenian, under the cover of her old maid. Subsequently, the latter blackmails her and leads her to the embrace of her mentally handicapped son, Nikoleli.

"Vasilis" (written by Socrates Kapsaskis). Vasilis is a fallen Athenian shopkeeper who decides at some point to poison his sick wife and live with his young mistress. However, at the last moment, he hesitates. His wife realizes his intentions, and her weak heart cannot bear the situation.

"Sunday's Rendezvous" (written by Lula Anagnostaki). A beautiful young hairdresser, Maritsa, cancels her Sunday rendezvous with Petros to go out with the wealthy Themis, hoping that the latter will propose marriage to her. On the other hand, the hotel employee Petros is glad that Maritsa won't go out with him because he wants to accompany a Greek-American artist. Both of their hopes are dashed, leading to disappointment and ultimately back to each other's embrace.