Mihalis Fotopoulos

The lives of young people living in Athens. Lives full of color, laughter, music, funny faces, fiery hearts, but also… canceled dates. Stories that show us all that happens in life but is missing from television. Stories morning and evening. Stories in the city center. Stories at the University and at the office. Stories with their common axis of flirting and erotic play and the search for them through advertisements. The city tells its stories. Everyday stories, familiar, but also distant, those that we have lived, that we would like to live, or that we would like to avoid. Stories that reveal the nuances of modern life. The image of the city and human relationships. People who meet through a newspaper column and come closer.

Marianna returns to Greece on a whim to surprise her boyfriend, secretly plotting to stay with him forever, while Nikos is using the carnival as an excuse to confess his love to his unsuspecting boss. Eugenia hesitates to tell her daughter about her secret romance with the much younger carnival crew leader, while Ilias has no qualms about begging his estranged wife to come home. Four couples, each one desperately trying to either rescue or escape their relationship, lose themselves in the intoxicating atmosphere of the carnival before they finally reveal their true colors, hidden behind the masks. In the midst of carnival madness, four duets are staking their claim on their own personal Paradise…

A man accidentally sneezed on another.

The lives of young people living in Athens. Lives full of color, laughter, music, funny faces, fiery hearts, but also… canceled dates. Stories that show us all that happens in life but is missing from television. Stories morning and evening. Stories in the city center. Stories at the University and at the office. Stories with their common axis of flirting and erotic play and the search for them through advertisements. The city tells its stories. Everyday stories, familiar, but also distant, those that we have lived, that we would like to live, or that we would like to avoid. Stories that reveal the nuances of modern life. The image of the city and human relationships. People who meet through a newspaper column and come closer.