The sound that dreams make

A forgotten wedding videotape holds the coming-of-age story of a girl, pieced together through fragments of family life in provincial Greece during the 2000s. From the wedding festivities before the ceremony to the couple’s exit from the church, childhood memories intertwine with contemporary recordings of her adult self.

Michalis was about to enjoy his coffee when he said the most wrong word to the most inappropriate person. In order to free himself from the insecurities created by hearing this word, he decides to make important decisions for his life.

The spell to protect each other. A forest grown from tears, the spell to protect each other, the leaves, the rock and the frog. Witches have always cried on Wednesdays

A 10-year-old girl returns angry after a bazaar with her friends. On the way home, she finds an injured cat. While trying to take care of it, she has to confront her troubled relationship with her mother and her sister.

After their violent breakup, the ghost of her ex follows her. He is everywhere, wherever she looks, so Alex seeks refuge. She soon discovers that all her familiar places and faces are a threat. Her instincts lead her to an underground walkway. There, she connects with a homeless man who lives there. In his gaze, she recognizes a shared trauma. She feels like he is the only person, in the only place where they can coexist. Their silent companionship brings her one step closer to facing her trauma head-on for the first time.

In the summer of 22, inside the walls of Thessaloniki, I saw things and I wanted to make Fiona Apple proud. An ode to summer in the city.

Three friends get together after a long time and speak of their recent mishaps. Each of their stories ends with a problem and each problem can be resolved only with money, which they don’t have. Moving between reality and fantasy, they decide to rob a cafe they suspect is a façade for money laundering.