Maria Karakitsou

The painful passage from being imprisoned in the extortionate dilemmas of familial and sexual relationships to accepting a personal point of view. A narrative constructed on the associative structure of memory and dream.

A monk leads a procession. A girl is rescued from prostitution. Two college students become perpetrators of violent crimes. An elderly man falls victim to a police officer. A couple tries to repair their relationship. A woman expresses her anger to a civil servant. A man kidnaps his best friend. Seven different stories about love in modern Greece, from people who seek it, find it, lose it.

Vasilis, Stratos and Andreas are three divorced fathers struggling to put their lives back together. Despite their personal problems, they refuse to lose their appetite for life and love and decide to move in together. Their unconventional household takes a new turn when Rena, a young single mother trying to make a fresh start of her own, becomes their housekeeper. As she attempts to bring order to their chaotic home, she gradually becomes involved in their equally complicated personal lives, forming an unlikely bond with the three men.