A wealthy over-age man is in love with a pretty but desperately poor girl. He thinks that love between an old man and a young girl is something unthinkable. Thus, he sells his soul to the Devil and he becomes young one more time but this time a complete broke. His goal is to win the love of the pretty girl. After a while he achieves it. At the same time, a friend of his, having opposite ideas about youth and marriage and despite being over-age, is trying to win the girl's heart with his money. The girl's mother sees the old man's intentions as a ticket for an easier life. Love vs money. Dimitris Horn gives us one more spectacular performance with his very own free style to play. Beautiful songs by Manos Hadjidakis. A fine play by the writers, Christos Giannakopoulos and Alekos Sakellarios.
Review of Woe to the Young
Woe to the Young
(1961)
Youth vs. money; One more magnificent performance by Dimitris Horn
4 January 2002