Ilias Valasis

Fotis is in a dead end both personally and professionally. At this critical point in his life, a voice he is familiar with will take action, a voice he knows only in his head.

After his father’s rebuke for being too weak, Costis will set out to prove that he is the son he has always wanted. Will he succeed or will he cross the line, struggling to become someone else?

A middle-aged fisherman living with his wife and daughter on Greece’s northern border, who is drowning in debt, starts to smuggle migrants across the border lake, in exchange for a hefty fee. Until a tragic incident strikes the family, pushing the three heroes to face their own personal impasses and weaknesses.

In a country in deep crisis, two worlds collide: the bourgeois milieu of an intellectual psychiatrist, and the humbler, but no less ambitious world of a beautiful working class actress. They fall in love, but they will soon have to face reality.

A young priest and professor of theology upsets a small town upon his arrival. Apart from charm, however, it also hides secrets. No one knows the real reason it is there. And no one can predict, least of all himself, that the young daughter of the most powerful man in the area will prove to be his greatest test.

In the 1950s, Grigoris and Iulia are very much in love with each other, but they are the children of feuding families. Iulia is forced to marry Giorgikis, a rich and much older man whom she does not love.

A fictional series starring Elena Charalamboudi and Alexandros Tsouvelas in the leading roles, with the creative team of 5 MINUTE MUM behind the cameras. A series of standalone episodes about two couples, two eras, but one common denominator: human relationships. The beloved duo, through improvisation and caustic scripts, plays the two different couples, then and now. The episodes of the series are self-contained, and in each one we watch simple everyday stories, such as marriage, children, entertainment, buying a car, holidays, and everything related to family. THEN AND NOW has many comical and ethnographic elements, combining laughter with emotion and highlighting the differences and similarities between two eras through the lives of two couples.