At the dawn of the 1950s, Greece was still bleeding. Full of contradictions, it sought its rhythm amidst the ruins of World War II and the civil strife. Divided, politically suicidal, it walked the path, danced in the circle of the upcoming tragedies. The junta and Cyprus. From the chaos and the abyssal social and class contrasts emerged the radical and modern middle class. It bore the weight of post-war development, its own identity, and the post-transitional journey of the country.

From the entrails of an emerging urban family, I experienced the labor pains of today's Greece through the curious eyes of a child. The child's perspective reveals the unwritten truths of real history. In an era when "the future was playing hide-and-seek," from the fragments of memory, History and stories. "The future was playing hide-and-seek" for Andreas too. In a desperately poor primitive village of the ravaged countryside. His path was difficult.