Solon Tsounis

Kleanthis is working two jobs, and saddled with debts. His boss hates him, his mother-in-law despises him. His life is going nowhere - at least till he's clearing out a room in the antiquities department where he works, and finds a magic mirror with a friendly genie that can make wishes come true. Kleanthis uses the mirror to change his life and get what he wants - but, even though his wishes are granted, something always seems to go wrong.

The death of a prominent citizen reveals the corruption that festers behind closed doors on a seemingly beautiful serene Greek island of Sifnos.

Lakis Lazopoulos climbs on the roof following the course of the breakdown of the average Greek. A house is sinking, the river has overflowed, no one will stay. The river carries them all away. On the roof, Lakis Lazopoulos, as a modern Odysseus, sinks like our life sinks today. The past begins to knock on the door and asks to take a stand. The history of the modern Greek from 1960 until today, the dissolution of us, the rise of the ego, the descent of emotions, the transition to corruption, the ridicule of the Greek in history. Chryssa Ropa, as a modern Penelope, tries to keep the house, the child, the life that is lost. But love and affection are crushed in the years of infidelity and greed.

Following a traffic accident, a young man loses his memory and identity. Soon he will embark on a nightmarish adventure, confronting his darkest side.

A lawyer and a District Attorney meet and are forced to work together to find the real culprit. However, they have a completely different philosophy of life. For Dimitris, Law and Justice are the same. For Anna, the Law is one thing and Justice is another. Trapped in a labyrinth of secrets, they search to find a way out. Through a labyrinthine path of emotions, they search for the truth. However, none of them will be able to distinguish reality from illusion. Who are the real perpetrators and who are the moral perpetrators?

"The House by the River" unravels the thread of the lives of five siblings who grew up in a place where time flowed alongside the waters of the river, full of dreams and anticipation.

Every action causes a reaction. Newton's 3rd law does not only explain the relationship between bodies and "momentum" in classical mechanics, but also human relationships and the "momentum" that characterizes them, in general. Relationships with others and with ourselves. The relationship between the present and the past. The relationship between the perpetrator and the victim. Family dramas, love affairs of loyalty and infidelity, serial killers, crimes of honor, passion, revenge, punishment, necessity.

The lives of young people living in Athens. Lives full of color, laughter, music, funny faces, fiery hearts, but also… canceled dates. Stories that show us all that happens in life but is missing from television. Stories morning and evening. Stories in the city center. Stories at the University and at the office. Stories with their common axis of flirting and erotic play and the search for them through advertisements. The city tells its stories. Everyday stories, familiar, but also distant, those that we have lived, that we would like to live, or that we would like to avoid. Stories that reveal the nuances of modern life. The image of the city and human relationships. People who meet through a newspaper column and come closer.

What happens in front of the "Link TV" cameras. And what happens behind them... Sonia works as an editor-in-chief at the news show "Des To Ki Etis". Her everyday life is hell. She tries to balance her professional and personal life, but this is not always easy. Especially when she has to deal with: a bigoted director, a juicy co-host, an irritatingly honest best friend, an accidental cameraman, a sexist production manager and a prodigal father who wants to "eat" her place on the show. And in all of this, there must be room for love. Only the latter chooses to appear in the person of her best friend...

The mother's deep love for her exiled son, Giorgis, and her pain and despair over the inexplicable murder of her other son, Christakis, are vividly depicted in Georgios Vizyenou's short story. The return of the exiled son somewhat sweetens her pain, but does not cure her grief. She therefore exhorts Giorgis and her other son, Michael, to search for their brother's murderer and not to leave him unavenged. Of course, she is unaware of who her son's murderer is and searches for him anxiously, at the same time that her Turkish protege, Kiamil, whom she had nursed as her own child, after a dramatic adventure, is also unaware that he is the one who, unwittingly, has killed his benefactor's son. A shocking revelation, which when it comes to light, has tragic consequences...