Alexandra Dyranis-Maounis

In a dystopian future, a young graffiti-artist living on a Greek island under foreign occupation is forced to portray Jesus in the Easter Passion Play.

Pavlos (40), a cynical, racist Airbnb host, spends a night with his new tenant, Fotis (55), a romantic, insightful blind man seeking human contact after his wife's death. As the night progresses, however, Fotis begins to shed light on Pavlos' misconceptions.

A taxi driver rushes to finish his last fare so he can watch a football game, but a 90-year-old grandmother slows him down and inspires him to rethink his priorities.

In a dystopian future, a young graffiti-artist living on a Greek island under foreign occupation is forced to portray Jesus in the Easter Passion Play.

Pavlos (40), a cynical, racist Airbnb host, spends a night with his new tenant, Fotis (55), a romantic, insightful blind man seeking human contact after his wife's death. As the night progresses, however, Fotis begins to shed light on Pavlos' misconceptions.

A taxi driver rushes to finish his last fare so he can watch a football game, but a 90-year-old grandmother slows him down and inspires him to rethink his priorities.