Day Off (1982)

Against the backdrop of Athens' bustling streets, the story pivots around Drakakos, an ordinary Greek white-collar worker, and his urban ordeals during his exhausting day-off. However, even though he should be resting, the clerk will need to find the time to repair his car; do various errands; attempt to send a parcel to England; arrange a pending job in the health service, and on top of that, pay a visit to his relatives--and, of course--his mistress. And, if this isn't enough, his long and eventful day of rest will end with a formal professional dinner. Is this what Drakakos' typical day off from work looks like?