Dimitris Kollatos' banned film, inspired by Marquis de Sade's erotic novel, The 120 Days of Sodom, is a caustic satirical remark on authority and church, exposing hypocrisy.

Inspired by The 120 Days of Sodom, the erotic novel of the French nobleman, philosopher, politician, and writer, Marquis de Sade, controversial Greek director Dimitris Kollatos' banned film is a caustic satirical remark on authority and church. With this in mind, Dimitris Kollatos is bent on exposing hypocrisy in the ranks of well-paid physicians and the clergy of early 1980s Greece. Dimitris Kollatos prefaces the film, sharing his experiences.—Nick Riganas