Against the backdrop of an unbearably hot and dry Athenian summer, the early signs of an ignoble defeat are already taking their toll on the weary, lost, and utterly alone coffee shop owner, Dimitris. Little by little, yielding under the pressure of a risky new business venture, the ornamental paterfamilias becomes a pulsating black hole that sucks everyone inside who dares to challenge his frail authority--a disillusioned wife; an indifferent son; a rebellious daughter, and a reluctant associate. Indeed, this is hell on earth--a fiery inferno of traitors and enemies where a family of cursed suburbanites is doomed to coexist with each other. Now, ugly truths, shocking revelations, and deleterious words become lethal weapons in a dirty war within a cramped and nightmarish urban battlefield. Sadly, there are no allies here. Can Dimitris and his family emerge unscathed? Written by Nick Riganas

In the depths of addiction, one short year after the 2004 Summer Olympics, substance-dependent Tsiou finds himself confronted with an unexpected and equally grave crisis. And, as desperate Tsiou combs the eerily quiet streets of sweltering, mid-August Athens to score, he unwittingly sets in motion a frenzied quest for 2 grams of heroin. But, against the backdrop of the nearly vacant capital, this is easier said than done. Now, everyone is involved in Tsiou's urgent demand. The question is, will he get what he wants in time? Written by Nick Riganas

End of July, and it's holiday time. Panos and Michalis are brothers-in-law from Thessaloniki and run a small business together. Brimming over with high spirits, they leave for Thasos to meet their families. In the vicinity of Lake Volvi, their brief encounter with a young bar woman delays them. Panos, who is madly in love with her, attempts to commit suicide, and Michalis is forced to strike camp by the lake. Antonis, the third brother-in-law, who is concerned about their delay, comes around to find out what has happened, only to fall himself for one of the nurses treating Panos. He forgets about everything else and goes with her to the casino, where he wins on the roulette tables. Their relationship, naturally, does not reach fruition. Antonis reunites with Panos and Michalis, and they all start afresh for Thasos, but on the spur of the moment they decide to stop over at a hotel. Since their women can wait for them, they might just never go back. Written by Anonymous

Composed of three segments--a vivid triptych of loss, dedication, and emotional distress--Greek director Pantelis Voulgaris forms a trilogy of pain against the backdrop of northern Greece. A Silver Coin on the Lips. In the aftermath of loss, a bereaved archaeologist working in the ruins of the ancient city of Philippi embarks on a healing journey. The Last of the Lesser Whites. While tracing the migratory route of an endangered lesser white-fronted goose, the last of its kind, a team of ornithologists enlists the help of a solitary, dedicated game warden to guide them through the meandering Evros River Delta. Vietnam. With the bitter taste of breakup still in his mouth, a dejected furniture wholesaler from Kilkis drowns his sorrows in a loud, smoke-filled club in the middle of nowhere. But there, cheap spirits and emotional distress pave the way for the ultimate collapse. Written by Nick Riganas

Like a fish out of water, Vagelis--a former drug addict in his mid-thirties who yearns for deliverance and a drastic change in his life--finds himself stranded in faceless and cruel Athens, after five long years of incarceration. Nearly brought to his knees, Vagelis' only way out lies in his grandfather's dilapidated rural estate somewhere in a God-forsaken Peloponnesian village; however, fresh starts are always painful, especially when you are a stranger in a strange land. But, once a pariah, always a pariah, and Vagelis will soon have to come face-to-face with the unwritten laws of the close-knit community, as a simmering tension threatens to boil over. Now, all that's needed is a flaming catalyst, and then, nothing can stop the advent of hell on New Paradise. In the end, just how easily can a king lose his kingdom? Written by Nick Riganas

Three men, Nick, Jim and Alexander, meet in a small traditional coffee shop outside Athens by chance and they start chatting about women. The owner of the coffee shop Mr. Plato joins the conversation. Nick is there to see his girlfriend who, as he says, has been cheating on him and he went there to straighten things out with her. To him, all women are whores and not to be trusted. Jim is there to meet his fiancé's parents and he believes that happiness lies in a normal and quiet life, without many expectations. To him women are the partner in order for a man to achieve this kind of happiness. Alexander has gone there to meet a girl that he has been chatting with through the Internet for the last 4 months. To him, a woman represents the most romantic thing in the world. Mr. Plato believes that women are divine, since the woman of his life is his daughter. Written by AnonymousB

فیلم درباره یک جوان یونانی است که در استانبول (ترکیه) بزرگ شده و پدربزرگش استاد آشپزی و همچنین مربی می باشد که سعی دارد فوت و فن های کار را به او یاد دهد...…

By night, Stratos works in a bread factory but by day, he's a professional hit man. He needs the cash to free Leonidas from prison because the latter once saved his life when he was behind bars. For Stratos, this is simply a question of honour. We've no idea how many people he's already killed, but we do notice that he still has a conscience. He attentively looks after a neighbour's child, eight-year-old Katharina, as well as her mother and an uncle. At last he has enough money for the prison break-out. But Leonidas is lured into a bloody trap, by his brother of all people, who disappears with the money. At the same time Stratos learns that little Katharina is in danger - both psychologically and physically. He must act, even if this means following one wrongdoing with another. Written by Viennale