- Unable to cope with unemployment, a tiler arrives in Athens, only to face equally grave problems. The only way out for him and his friends is a lucrative heist; however, when freedom is at stake, what good is the promise of a treasure?
- Unable to cope with long-term unemployment, the dejected twenty-seven-year-old tiler, Panos, takes the first train to Athens, in high hopes of creating a better future for himself. There, with rampant unemployment shrivelling up the middle class, things are far from perfect--and as Panos faces equally grave or even greater problems--a fateful encounter with the jobless nineteen-year-old, Stamatis, and the criminal delinquent, Thanasis, will lead to a friendship and an irrevocable tragedy. Now, the only way out is a lucrative heist at a vulnerable dairy factory; one that will set them up for life. However, when youth is squandered, and freedom is at stake, what good is the promise of a treasure?—Nick Riganas
- Panos comes to Athens in search for a better life. He is fed up with life in the countryside, unemployment and the whole situation with his family. He hooks up with a bunch of ambitious- but unemployed- teenagers. One night at a disco, Panos beats up a guy who is asking for trouble. He leaves the club along with his friends. The other guy cannot calm down without taking revenge. Panos cannot live in misery anymore and steals a yogurt factory with the help of his friends. The ending is tragic.—invrct@yahoo.gr
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