Elina Malama

What happens when two people who struggle to put their individual lives in order suddenly have to write a book together? Anna, an up-and-coming writer trying to finish her first book, meets Michalis, an idealist lawyer with a talent for words. A chance encounter at her family’s bookstore will completely turn their lives upside down. As the pages of the book fill up, imagination begins to intertwine with reality, and they begin to shape their own new story. Because sometimes you can’t predict love—you have to let it be written…

The extramarital adventures of a female volleyball team coach, a best friend and a buddy who fall in love at the same woman a hopelessly mismatched relationship and a marriage of disaster entangled in the most unpredictable way.

Great intrigues, dollar investments, scams in scandals, hidden passions, miraculous products and many more frantic confusions, give and take in the new spartan family comedy that is seen with bated breath (from laughter!)

Zoe is a 19-year-old girl full of dreams for the future, she lives with her family, she is in a relationship, but she is still a virgin! A routine gynecological examination and a medical error will change her life forever. Zoe will become pregnant with an insemination that was intended for another woman. Aris, rich, handsome and married, does not know that Zoe is pregnant with his child. Fate will play a game that will change the lives of both of them forever.

"Our family" has everything. Real, modern people, real relationships, funny but also emotionally charged moments. Relationships that are built daily, grow, strengthen and become a point of reference. With those we already know, but also with others we have never met. Which sometimes operate in a completely realistic context and sometimes escape into "surreal" situations.

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.