With the eyes of a child, we travel to the stone, but also heroic years of the EAM National Resistance, the Civil War, and post-war Greece. With a "guide" of a bloody, unpretentiously charged, compelling narrative. But also the unparalleled authenticity of testimonies of fighters. Testimonies that sometimes seem like muffled screams and other times like internal dialogues-confessions.
The language is Doric, sharp, the words are true blades that cut memory and thought. The faces are heroic and tragic at the same time: People committed to the struggle for freedom, social justice, peace. Figures molded with unspeakable torment and pain, but dressed in unwavering determination. Women, men, children who never had doubts, who took the decision to follow their own path of martyrdom so naturally, as if they were embarking on a morning walk.