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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.
The unemployed Dimitris lives with his unemployed mother. Without thinking twice, he bets the rent on a football match: In tonight's PAOK-Panathinaikos, he bets on PAOK winning on penalties!
Vassilis, a talented art student, is informed that the deadline for a prestigious gallery's exhibition competition has been unexpectedly changed, giving him a week to complete the last painting required for his entry. The days that follow are hectic as Vassilis works non-stop on his canvas, while dealing with his annoying roommate, the gallery's eccentric curator, and the prospect of artistic rejection.
A group of film students return to the professor the equipment they borrowed to shoot their film. The professor discovers that the equipment is broken and interrogates the students one by one to find out who is responsible. No one wants to take responsibility
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.
When the low-key Alkis follows his much more outgoing best friend Sofia to a university dance party, it seems like this might be the night their relationship will develop into something more than friendship. Until, at least, Alkis' unexpected encounter with the enigmatic, provocative Sini puts an end to these expectations and leads the two friends to a rift. But what seems like a bitter ending is only the first step towards a hedonistic, psychedelic and violent evening...
