Haris Raftogiannis

Makis comes from the modern world, while Maria lives in a forgotten one. What is "progress" for him is a threat to her. A car accident brings them closer, and the orgasmic taste of Nuggets brings them even closer. But it takes much more to be together.

Two men working at the big Motorway, wondering about the sky and the sea, the birds and the fish.

A woman is weakened. A man tries to approach her. Both are surrounded by a deadly virus.

“Reality does not exist”: This is the motto of the chaotic and open music band named “Aera Patera.” When time comes for some band members, who are exhausted by the never-ending haywire, to ask for some structure, Jimmy, the band’s informal leader, has to either compromise or combat again a reality that “does not exist.”

Two loners meet for the first time. Their dogs interact. Perhaps they do, too.

Makis comes from the modern world, while Maria lives in a forgotten one. What is "progress" for him is a threat to her. A car accident brings them closer, and the orgasmic taste of Nuggets brings them even closer. But it takes much more to be together.

Makis comes from the modern world, while Maria lives in a forgotten one. What is "progress" for him is a threat to her. A car accident brings them closer, and the orgasmic taste of Nuggets brings them even closer. But it takes much more to be together.

Two men working at the big Motorway, wondering about the sky and the sea, the birds and the fish.

Two men working at the big Motorway, wondering about the sky and the sea, the birds and the fish.

A woman is weakened. A man tries to approach her. Both are surrounded by a deadly virus.

A woman is weakened. A man tries to approach her. Both are surrounded by a deadly virus.

“Reality does not exist”: This is the motto of the chaotic and open music band named “Aera Patera.” When time comes for some band members, who are exhausted by the never-ending haywire, to ask for some structure, Jimmy, the band’s informal leader, has to either compromise or combat again a reality that “does not exist.”

Two loners meet for the first time. Their dogs interact. Perhaps they do, too.

Two loners meet for the first time. Their dogs interact. Perhaps they do, too.