Thesaloniki Digiwave

A hybrid film, part-documentary, part-fiction, on the history of Greek radical music.

A short horror film.

The story takes place in a port controlled by Charlie the Greek and his criminal band. There are two things Charlie hates: drugs and homosexuality. But both are part of his life: he is madly in love with Joy who is a junkie, though he denies it even to himself. And regarding the homosexuality issue, his right hand, Tony, has an amorous relationship with a transsexual who is part of a group of trans-prostitutes. Ignoring Charlie's adamant orders, the transvestites work the streets around the port, with the help of Tony, who secretly supports them

In the near future, when Athens is in danger of ecological catastrophe, a mysterious man, a young hacker and a washed out singer become entangled in a dark web of radioactive waste and suspected maritime shipwrecks.

A radio show producer suddenly loses her father. To cope with this unexpected loss, she creates a website where radio listeners can send in their stories. Later, she meets with them and they share their stories through the game of touch. During these meetings, which last two years, a child is unexpectedly lost. Through the stories they share, everyone manages to cope with their loss and continue their lives with greater strength and optimism. The same goes for the heroine.

The film describes the martyrdom of Giannoulis Halepas in his attempt to discover new forms of expression and to render the new era with his own plastic techniques. The film reflects the struggle of the artist who seeks to breathe life into clay and sacrifices himself for this purpose... He entered the Tartarus of the earth to forget what he knew and learn what he did not know—the mysteries of Divine Will...to learn how matter becomes spirit, and he returned to our world to reveal Divine Harmony to us.

After suspecting that their police officer neighbor is a serial killer