Christos Pitharas

In July 2018, a fire broke out around the villages of Mati and Neos Voutzas, in Attica, Greece. People lost their lives. What remains are memories of sounds and sights of a black land.

Inside a block of flats, a young woman decides to act about something concerning her for a long time.

Yannis, a lonely man, finds solace in hunting and jewelry-making. His neighbor, Elias, mistreats his dog, disturbing Yannis. After his mother's death, Yannis spirals, leading to an inevitable confrontation with Elias.

In an attempt at social and economic liberation, against an establishment that with insecurity and violence deprives any form of hope for the future, a group of friends dance on the edge of moral irregularity and walk the fine line between legality and illegality. Will the reverberations of their choices light their way?

The post-it messages of a stranger push Anna to her limits, shattering her mental health. A tragicomic glance at the life of a young woman, viewed through a distorted perception of reality.

Athens, humans, animals, everyday life, coexist with the desperate and furious voice of Panagiotis, and the disregarded gentle speech of Apostolis.

“Sopi, a day in” is a day in the life of an southern Greek village during harvest season. It focuses on a mosaic of characters, people with distinctive peculiarities and their intriguing way of life. “Sopi, a day in” is an impressionistic look at a place, of its nature and of its people.

A road trip with a truck driver and a poet leads them to a grotesque and risky poetry slam. But it's Christmas and miracles can happen.