Dyo modernoi glentzedes (1971)

Alexandros Skouris, a successful entrepreneur and concerned father, has been deeply disappointed with his son Marios' reckless and extravagant lifestyle. Despite repeated warnings and attempts to guide him towards a more responsible way of life, Marios has continued down a path of self-destruction. Fearing for his son's future, Alexandros decides to give Marios one last chance to turn things around. As a result, he offers the wasteful son a substantial amount of money to start his own business. But on one condition: Polidoros, Alexandros' trusted employee, must closely monitor Marios. The success of this endeavour is critical, and Polidoros is determined to help Marios get back on track and make the most of this opportunity. However, with so much at stake, both financially and emotionally, the question remains. Was this decision a good idea in the first place?