Thodoros Maragos
Director
Educate Yourself My Son (1981)
The most important political, post-military junta satire about the nation, the religion, the education, the family.
Keywords: tmdb.greece, tmdb.village-life, tmdb.satire, tmdb.celebration, tmdb.teacher-student-relationship, tmdb.junta, tmdb.generation-gap + 47 more, tmdb.graduate, imdb.athenian, imdb.military-junta, imdb.pornographic-magazine, imdb.knowledge, imdb.athens-greece, imdb.stuttering, imdb.second-wife, imdb.revolt, imdb.progressivism, imdb.political-division, imdb.national-holiday, imdb.greek-history, imdb.passenger, imdb.classroom, imdb.junta, imdb.headmaster, imdb.magazine, imdb.court, imdb.judge, imdb.oppression, imdb.memorial, imdb.monument, imdb.unveiling, imdb.village, imdb.tradition, imdb.teenage-boy, imdb.teacher, imdb.teacher-student-relationship, imdb.student, imdb.satire, imdb.professor, imdb.politics, imdb.police, imdb.husband-wife-relationship, imdb.high-school-student, imdb.greek, imdb.greece, imdb.graduate-student, imdb.generation-gap, imdb.father-son-relationship, imdb.corrupt-cop, imdb.conservative, imdb.college-student, imdb.celebration, imdb.brother-brother-relationship, imdb.satire-comedy
Production Companies: Th. Marangos - M. Skourti, Karagiannis-Karatzopoulos
Recommendations
96 min
Oct. 9, 1981
Released
Thessaloniki International Film Festival / 7+