The pompous and eloquent solicitor, Dimosthenis Labroukos, has always been proud of his noble heritage. Stubbornly refusing to handle minor cases or to mingle with commoners, the refined bon vivant decides to visit the cosmopolitan island of Hydra, where the financially hard-pressed aristocrat--the statuesque, Gina Rossa--works incognito as a humble receptionist. Of course, Dimosthenis thinks that she is not worthy of his attention; however, he wouldn't know love if it was right under his nose. Will the successful lawyer succeed in the most important case of his life?
—Nick Riganas