Efthymia Zymvragaki receives the proposal of a man confessed to abuse to investigate the vision of the perpetrator of violence. With the courage to make a first-person story, the debut feature of this Greek director addresses the issue of violence that weighs so heavily in today's society with the intention of addressing it in a complex and intimate way.
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Synopsis: A man named Ernesto, resident in the Canary Islands, contacts the filmmaker Efthymia Zymvragaki to propose making a film about her life. He explains that in gender violence there are always two parties: that of the victim and that of the aggressor. He confesses to being the aggressor. The Greek director then embarks on a journey, real and cinematic, in which she discovers the hidden corners, the lights and shadows of a character trapped in the cycle of violence, and in the process she realizes that Ernesto is, in reality, , half criminal and half victim, and that her story pushes her to confront her own family history, which she left in her native country two decades ago.