In 1973, Haruki Murakami writes a novella about pinball. In 1982, Jerzy Kosinski publishes Pinball and 8 years later, Peter Handke will write the Essay on the Jukebox.

Among them, we will find Menis Koumandareas, Nikos Nikolaidis, Nikos Dimou, Jean-Luc Godard, and the "machines of the '60s".

Kostas Th. Kalfopoulos gives us his own version of pinball: automated, technical culture, design object, and pop culture through a story about youthful love, the game, and its memories.