Unplug the Minister in the Socket 2001
Imagine a political thriller where power, seduction, and betrayal collide in the most absurd ways.
Director: Michalis Reppas
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Unplug the Minister in the Socket (2001)* about?
The film follows the comatose Deputy Prime Minister Alex Charles, whose injury sets off a chaotic power struggle among his colleagues, family, and rivals. As each faction fights to control his fate, hidden alliances and shocking secrets emerge, turning a political crisis into a darkly comedic farce of greed and manipulation.
Who directed *Unplug the Minister in the Socket*?
Michalis Reppas directed this sharp political satire, known for his knack for blending humor with sharp social commentary in Greek cinema.
Who stars in *Unplug the Minister in the Socket*?
The film features Dina Consta as the minister's scheming wife, Mina Adamaki as his daughter, and Alexandros Antonopoulos in the lead role, alongside Dimitris Mavropoulos and Joyce Evidi in pivotal supporting roles.
Is *Unplug the Minister in the Socket (2001)* worth watching?
As a Greek political comedy with sharp dialogue and inventive plotting, it's a cult gem for fans of satirical thrillers. While not a mainstream hit, its clever twists and ensemble performances make it a rewarding watch—especially for those who enjoy dark humor and behind-the-scenes power plays.
How long is *Unplug the Minister in the Socket*?
The film runs for 100 minutes.
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About Unplug the Minister in the Socket (2001) — A Greek political satire of power, betrayal, and absurd ambition
Imagine a political thriller where power, seduction, and betrayal collide in the most absurd ways. *Unplug the Minister in the Socket (2001)*, directed by Michalis Reppas, weaves a darkly comedic tale around the mysterious injury of British Deputy Prime Minister Alex Charles, whose sudden coma plunges his inner circle into a frenzy of ambition and deception. His wife's lover, a trusted minister, a secret mistress, and even his political rival all stand to gain from his prolonged suffering—each scheming to keep him tethered to life support while their own agendas unravel in a whirlwind of miscommunication and shocking reversals. Reppas crafts a biting satire of political machinations, where greed overshadows morality, and alliances shift as unpredictably as the tides.
With a talented ensemble led by Dina Consta as the scheming wife, Mina Adamaki as the minister's daughter, and Alexandros Antonopoulos as the vulnerable politician, this Greek TV movie blends sharp wit with high-stakes drama. The atmosphere crackles with tension, oscillating between farce and intrigue, as viewers are left guessing who will seize the reins of power—or whether anyone truly cares about the minister's fate beyond their own gain.