A recently divorced middle-aged man receives a smartphone from his daughter and reconnects with the first love of his life who asks him to meet.
A tribute to Nikos Kazantzakis, the great writer and thinker. Researchers, university professors, who dealt with the great Cretan and world creator, but also ordinary everyday people, tell stories they lived and heard, outlining his life and work. His relationship with God, travel, love, philosophy, friendship, love, music and dreams are recorded in filming that took place in Crete, Aegina, Thessaloniki and Athens. The tribute is the truth of his personal path, a path that is identified with his life and work.
Two 17 year old teens, whose only common link is their age, run away, one from a juvenile institution and the other from her home, and scour Northern Greece and Turkey, following the "arid" railroad near Maritsa's bank.
Kleio-Danai Othoneou was born in Thessaloniki where her parents studied and is the older sister of their three daughters in total. At the age of just two, the family moved to Xanthi, her mother's place of origin. There begins instrumental gymnastics and the first piano lessons at the National Conservatory of Xanthi, at the age of 5.5 years. A few years later, they move and settle in Athens (Holargo), her father's place of origin.
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