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A man from the village of Trikorfa dreams of becoming a martial arts master, specifically a ninja. He embarks on a journey to achieve his dream, encountering various humorous situations and characters along the way. The film follows his somewhat unconventional path to martial arts mastery and his pursuit of love.

This Greek comedy, starring dancer Fotis Metaxopoulos in a rare acting role, is generally considered a low-brow, campy film typical of its era. It's not critically acclaimed but holds a certain cult status among fans of Greek '80s cinema for its absurdity and humor.

• Seen as a deliberately cheesy and over-the-top comedy.
• Praised by some for its nostalgic value and unique premise.
• Criticized for its simplistic plot and acting, but enjoyed for its lighthearted nature.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce, but those that exist often highlight the film's campy humor and nostalgic appeal, making it a fun, albeit silly, watch for fans of older Greek comedies.

The film stars Fotis Metaxopoulos, a renowned Greek folk dancer, in one of his few leading roles in cinema, attempting a comedic and martial arts-themed performance.