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Orestis, in his early thirties, is a conscientious objector facing the loss of his family home due to fines imposed for refusing military service. As the pressure mounts, he finds himself torn between his principles, his relationship with his father, and his responsibility towards his friends.
In an attempt at social and economic liberation, against an establishment that with insecurity and violence deprives any form of hope for the future, a group of friends dance on the edge of moral irregularity and walk the fine line between legality and illegality. Will the reverberations of their choices light their way?
Orestis, a thirty-year-old conscientious objector, risks losing his family home due to fines for refusing Greece's strict mandatory military service. As pressure mounts, he is torn between his ideals, his responsibility toward his friends, and his relationship with his father.
