Me, Myself and I (1964)

Elegant, accomplished, wealthy, and as fit as a fiddle, the narcissistic, self-centred director of a thriving factory, Yagos Aggelis, has been toying with the idea of moving on with his life for quite some time now. Betrothed to his long-term fiancée, Eleni, for five long years while secretly having an affair with Lilly, his free-spirited secretary, incorrigible Yagos decides to ditch them both, to woo the recently widowed wife of the plant's owner, Mrs Papageorgiou. Nearly all his life, manipulative Yagos has been using people for his gain. But now, things have changed, and someone, who thinks that enough is enough, is bent on teaching him a lesson. Is Yagos prepared for the imminent change in his shallow life?