Their world through words. Orfeas searches for them to express himself. Chrysa uses them to communicate. Eirini collects, weaves, and entangles with them, seeking to define love. Kostis transforms them into a performance. A stranger makes them disappear. Uncontrollable situations and questions occur.
Kostis Stamoulis
Director
Orfeas Sarantakos
Orfeas
Chrysa Chatzatoglou
Chrysa
Eirini Dabasi
Eirini
Kostis Kapellidis
Kostis
Themis Papadopoulos
Mysterious man
Hara Yota
Trouper
Stefanos Kioridis Vakalos
Trouper
Angeliki Voutsina
Trouper
Katerina Molfesi
Troupe musician
Vasiliki Bekiari
Troupe musician
Yiannis Atsalas
Troupe musician
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