Stelios Dimitrakopoulos realizes that his life is falling apart. He has 32 hours to reevaluate his choices, protect his business and the future of his family, face his enemies at once, or 32 hours to literally blow everything up.

Stelios is the owner of a Jazz Club in Athens. A few years ago, through the help of his former associate Vassos, Stelios received a business loan from the Romanian in order to renovate his club. In 2010, the recession finds Stelios on the brink of bankruptcy unable to repay the loan. The Romanian meets with Stelios and gives him one day to come up with a solution. In a vortex of adultery, drug abuse, violence, guilt and self-deceit, Stelios has a few hours left to save his club, salvage his crumbling marriage, battle the mafia loan-sharks, baptize his employee's kid and show up at school to receive his son's report card as a responsible parent.

Athens, Greece, 2010. With his debts piling up and time running out, Stelios, a grizzled jazz club owner, knows that his glory days are far behind him. And trapped in an ongoing socio-economic crisis, disillusioned Stelios has only thirty-two hours to pay off his risky loan to a corrupt Romanian mafia boss and save what's left of his bankrupt business and a disintegrating marriage. After all, Stelios refuses to give up without a fight. Now, hell-bent on coming up with the money, the cornered man confronts the repulsive side of a cold, rain-soaked city that never sleeps. As a result, blood follows. Can flawed Stelios face his inner demons to break the vicious cycle of violence?—Nick Riganas