Antonis Papadantonakis

On August 20, 1950, Tasoula Petrakogiorgi eloped with Kostas Kefalogiannis. It is the story of their forbidden clandestine romance and the controversial case that galvanised the Greek public opinion.

The Battle of Crete and the resistance of the Cretan people against the German occupiers who invaded the island en masse by air in 1942.

George and Titica decide not to commit suicide and prevent Titica's father from marrying her to an American.

A man is on vacation and meets a married woman. She falls deeply in love with him, while her husband begins to suspect something.

Set during the dark years of the German occupation of Crete, it depicts the resistance movement, the heroism of the locals, acts of sabotage, and the desire to be free and fall in love in times of war.