Angelos, Tilemachos and Efi just finished their final high school exams. University life is ahead and they spend their last summer in their small hometown. Then Angelos starts seeing a dark figure of a motorcyclist. He’s unable to express this to his father and his friends as he has to face his past to finally move on.

In an isolated mountain village, a teenage girl and her father coexist in silence and unspoken emotions, until their fragile balance begins to unravel.

Michael, a middle-aged man confined to his home, receives an invitation from his twenty-year-old niece to accompany her to an event where one of his childhood idols will be present. Michael is confronted with his OCD, which he has denied to himself for many years.

The Contract, Stephanos’ birthday gift, will force him to reconsider the archetypal values created by his mother’s cult. His choice of signing it or not will set off his coming-of-age journey, ultimately determined by accepting or renouncing his family’s factitious religion.

Ilias and Spyros enjoy their cookies with milk in the kitchen of their house. They are alone and bored. When they drink all their milk, there is only one biscuit left. A fight breaks out between the two brothers. Who will be the winner and eat the last cookie?

Christina is required to provide lodging for her brother Themis on his release from prison. The influence Themis exerts on her daughter, Miranda, causes friction within the family, and Christina struggles to keep the balance.

It’s Christmas, and Elias and Spyros are once again fighting over the last two cookies. But a more powerful enemy, Cookie Panda, defeats them and eats the second-to-last cookie. Only by working together can they defeat him. Who will get to eat the last cookie?