Real but silent characters, the faceless crowd in historical photographs. People who did not play any significant role in the great and pivotal moments of modern History but narrate the imprint that it left on their lives.

Anti-heroes, focused on everyday needs. Their testimonies unfold the social, political, and economic aspects of Greek public life from the Interwar period to the April dictatorship, seen through the humblest lens.

The extras are nothing but an ode to the greatness of insignificance.