The Wog Boy

Steve, a happy-go-lucky second-generation Greek-Australian, is barely staying afloat. Perpetually penniless and unemployed, living exclusively on unemployment benefits, Steve's world will turn upside down when the merry slacker catches the eye of Raelene, the Minister for Employment, after a fender bender. As Steve's lifestyle becomes a cautionary tale of economic mismanagement on national television, someone has an epiphany: Steve is perfect for spearheading a political campaign to discourage imitation. Now, there is no turning back. Can the Wog Boy prove everyone wrong?

After the events of The Wog Boy (2000), Steve Karamitsis and Frank, his best mate from Melbourne, find themselves treading water, desperately trying to break a dry spell. However, things will take an unexpected turn when Steve receives a phone call from his unknown cousin Jimis, informing him that he has inherited a prime beach-front property on the cosmopolitan island of Mykonos, Greece, from an uncle he's never met. Convinced he has struck it rich, Steve catches the first plane to Mykonos, only to find himself up against the local mentality and a wolf in sheep's clothing bent on getting his hands on the beach worth millions.

The once infamous Steve 'The Wog Boy' Karamitsis is now in his mid-life years, still single and working as a taxi driver. His sad and lonely life continues to pass him by until one day his ex-girlfriend Cleo unexpectedly jumps into his cab and he quickly realises she might be the one that got away all those years ago. But just when he thought life couldn't get more complicated, Brianna Beagle-Thorpe, the Minister for Immigration, hatches out a plan with her brother Clayton to exact their revenge on Steve for destroying their late mother Raelene's political career, 20 years earlier.