Thessaloniki, October 1949. The Greek Civil War is supposedly over, but its impact is still felt by the people and a great divide exists between them. Antonis, the owner of the tavern “Makedonikon,” stays neutral and tries to distance himself from politics. But dreadful news summons his most feared childhood experience. While the war, the decade and a whole epoch come to an end, the band of musicians play their last classic rembetika songs. And for Antonis the time for revenge has come.

On a secluded beach, two people remain silent in the face of the distance that separates them. The man's disappearance and an ambiguous message on his cell phone leave the woman alone in an experience that finds no words or witnesses.