Kostas Terzakis

In this wry retelling of the ancient Medusa myth, strange, clothed statues of men are appearing all over Greece. Only Perseus, a leader of a gang of modern Athenian thieves, with a strange childhood, holds the answer to the mystery--and it has something to do with beautiful, long-haired women in black. One night his group breaks into the house of one such creature. Filled with low-key humor and suspense, Medusa unfolds in a simple and tantalizing way

Andreas is an unknown actor, who has ridden the rod and believes that he was born to play only Shakespeare and culture. He has a bond with Zeta, who is a comedy star, and managed to get him a small part in a project, which she will star in. In other words, let Andreas dress up as a woman and make a college girl. But he does not agree... The couple has a close friend, Alexis, a young lawyer, who has come up with an original trick to extract money every now and then from a rich aunt who lives in Africa. Sometimes he writes to her that he just got married and he needs money to open a house, sometimes that his non-existent wife gave birth to a baby and other similar tales...

Leo the clown hosts a children's TV show. During the show, he tries to keep his smile and composure, as the failures increase. A balloon pops, a failed drawing is revealed and the audience's demands become increasingly pressing, awakening his childhood nightmare. Leo breaks down and reveals his story through a fairy tale. A film with surreal elements that deals with violence, loss, guilt and the gray area between victim and perpetrator.