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Mrs. Ritsa, recently widowed, now lives in an empty house and the only reason she wakes up early in the morning is to go to KIFI. KIFI (Day Care Center for the Elderly) is a place where many elderly women gather for sous-vide, coffee and -most importantly- to keep each other company.
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Mrs. Ritsa, recently widowed, now lives in an empty house and the only reason she wakes up early in the morning is to go to KIFI. KIFI (Day Care Center for the Elderly) is a place where many elderly women gather for sous-vide, coffee and -most importantly- to keep each other company.
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Genre:Documentary, Comedy
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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