Giorgos Polymeropoulos

When his mother dies by suicide, Dinos returns to the village where he grew up. Confronted with the Orthodox tradition that denies her burial, he — like a modern Antigone — defies social conventions by choosing a personal ritual of farewell.

It's his birthday. He will sing tonight. The pieces of his fragmented self struggle to compose the song; the fragments of the song expand to rebuild him.

Aggelis, an elderly boatbuilder, returns home following a serious health scare. Confronted with the limitations of his new reality, he has no option but to accept that he can no longer live with the freedom and independence he once enjoyed.