Daphne

Daphne grows up in the conservative environment of pre-war Athens, which she has silently accepted for many years.

After some time, her older sister, who permanently lives abroad, reappears in Daphne’s life, bringing along with her the cosmopolitan air of the West and the vastness of music by enveloping her completely in the face of a man.

The immortal melody of Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 that permeates the meeting of these three people, brings the heroine face to face with her inner world in a game of fatal reflections.