Eleni and Konstantinos are two totally different people who are forced to live under the same roof, because they are in the middle of the proceedings of a trial, regarding the ownership of the house. Konstantinos is a strict university professor, while Eleni is a crazy girl who works at a bar. Their different characters put them in constant conflict, but does this mean that they really hate each other?

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A golden boy suddenly lands in exotic Kato Partali, a village in Arcadia with many beauties, many secrets and very special people.

Spyros, an accountant, loses his job and wife Gogo, a warm-blooded hairdresser who oppresses him and threatens him with separation. He ends up in a bar, he drinks vodka and falls in love with Natasha, the Russian girl of Vangelis who owns the bar. That same night Spyros saves Vangelis' life, who offers him gratitude to work for him. Thus, Spyros is constantly close to Natassa and the fatal feeling does not come to an end. Meanwhile, Gogo has put Vangelis in the eye. Spyros leaves Gogo to live with Natassa and Vangelis turns to him unsuspecting to help him in this difficult time.

In a hypothetical scenario of the overthrow of the government by a radical ecological party, the rise and domination of a new TV channel is described in a satirical way. The clash of the channel with political corruption, in the person of the Foreign Minister, will lead political life to a dead end.

His advanced studies in philosophy have caused Stephanos to view all people as his inferiors. When he is discharged from the -obligatory in Greece- army service, he thinks the world belongs to him. In reality all that does belong to him are debts left by his mother who has just died and rejection by his formerly devoted girlfriend. Nikos, an old high school classmate, reappears in his life.

In order to secure money for the production of his first film, a young man asks help from a film producer. The producer, however, was involved with pornographic films.

A social drama covering fifty years of Greece’s recent history, using the statue of the Delphi charioteer as a symbolic image, with the young hero embodied in a modern counterpart.