Rebellious Costas, now in his forties, feels alienated in all modern social or ideological groups. He leaves the commune and walks out into the boulevard. But his soul still feels empty.

Cherishing the pale memories of glorious bygone times, Costas, a sad, defeated anti-conformist living in faceless late 1970s Athens, Greece, struggles to fit in and find purpose in life. Still believing in free love, peace, and harmony, ideals of the free-living Sixties counterculture, alienated Costas refuses to compromise and become part of the system he despises so much. However, the worst feeling is when you realise that nothing is the same anymore. Is there room in this modern, fast-paced world for the incurable romantics?—Nick Riganas