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The story of the greatest Greek statesman. In the early 19th century, Greece has just gained its independence from the Ottomans and Ioannis Kapodistrias is called upon to assume the role of its first governor. He steadfastly defends the freedom of every human being with courage, kindness, and dignity and many personal sacrifices. He does not hesitate to confront the forces of evil, giving up wealth, glory, and international recognition, serving his homeland with faith and devotion.
In the wake of a disaster, Alice and her husband Petros take their young son Panagiotis to a provincial seaside town, seeking refuge. Working temporary jobs, Alice and Petros try to put their lives back together so they can return home to Athens. When Alice begins to realise the plan is not working – or worse, that it may not even exist – the distance between her and Petros begins to grow.
Anestis is waiting at a rural bus stop. Once it arrives, he embarks at an unusual journey to the end.
Renos is an old-time waiter with a meticulous routine. He is a loner and an avid collector of information. His repetitive daily routine liberates him from the agony of pursuing the unknown. The unexpected events that invade his life hide many surprises.
The four heroes' base is an old duplex with a garden and a terrace in the city. In the post-lifestyle era, in the neighborhood with souvlaki shops, post-modern grocery stores and all-day cafés, they are looking for something from the old world that they already know well, having survived the Greek crisis, the memoranda, the anti-smoking law, unemployment, coronavirus and quarantine. The Greek's emotionality clashes with the European model of life with protagonists "Almost Adults" who try to enjoy their everyday life. The bet: will it be easy for them to stand up to whatever incredible things happen to them from now on?
