Eliza Skolidi

Two young people from opposing families fall in love and reawaken the vendetta from years ago in a mountain village in Crete.

An unconventional woman, but with extraordinary intelligence but no one could have imagined it, and a quirky police officer, who suddenly has to work with her to solve crimes!

The sea has the power to unite, but also the cruelty to separate people forever. A country like Greece, with the sea and boat trips written in its DNA from ancient times to today.

On a Cycladic island, a young heiress fights to save her late father's hotel from a ruthless tycoon, while an alluring investor complicates her struggle between loyalty to the past and the pursuit of her own future.

The four heroes' base is an old duplex with a garden and a terrace in the city. In the post-lifestyle era, in the neighborhood with souvlaki shops, post-modern grocery stores and all-day cafés, they are looking for something from the old world that they already know well, having survived the Greek crisis, the memoranda, the anti-smoking law, unemployment, coronavirus and quarantine. The Greek's emotionality clashes with the European model of life with protagonists "Almost Adults" who try to enjoy their everyday life. The bet: will it be easy for them to stand up to whatever incredible things happen to them from now on?

On the occasion of the return of a young man from abroad, a group of seven people from 1930s Athens, who have been lost for many years, decide to get together again to remember the old days and to get to know each other better.

Greece, 2017. The inability to financially support Aris (who suffers from ALS), has his wife, Persefoni, come up against human existential limits. How many years do you need to travel in order to get “home”?