After the end of WWII, a beautiful woman falls for a British soldier who abandons her when she becomes pregnant. Now, she finds no meaning in life; but, a Greek lad comes to her rescue. Was she meant to find love in her neighbourhood?

Aristos, a country boy, works at the Athens meat market and transports lambs from Lamia in his truck. On his journey, he accidentally picks up a fashion house director, Madame Georgette, and her daughter. When they arrive in Athens, Aristos visits the fashion house, where he is offered a job as a model. Madame Georgette, in order to save her business, intends to take the little money he has earned and use it for her younger sister's dowry. Aristos is impressed by the beautiful models, but especially by the director's daughter, Julia. He forgets his old love and the promises of marriage he had made to the sisters of the merchants in order to get credit, and spends his savings on becoming a model.

Unable to hold down a job for long, two unlucky and perpetually broke friends overhear their boss' plans to give away in marriage his sister, who is secretly in love with his poor employee. Can the clumsy duo avert this loveless union?

Tired of her loafing son's lack of ambition and desire to drop out of school, Paschalis' mother sends him to Athens to stay with his successful brothers, hoping they will set him straight. Instead, Paschalis ignores his siblings' advice and heeds his friend Stratos' suggestion to pursue a career in entertainment as a bouzouki player. Soon, Paschalis becomes a sensation in the music scene. However, with money and fame rolling in, will the performer handle the pressures and temptations of newfound stardom