Constandine is a Greek teenager who, because of health problems, is forced to leave the German city of Aquisgran, where she was living with her parents, and to come back to Athens, where she is going to live with her grandmother, but without the warm and living references of her previous life. The coexistence with her grandmother, a former partisan that fought against Germany, is troubled and both of them ignore each other.

Grandmother does it because she can’t find in her granddaughter any understanding or interest about her anti-fascist past live, about the struggle against dictatorship and German occupancy. The granddaughter does it because her trick to overcome that coexistence is taking refuge in her classmate, who is also rootless and whose life also took place in Germany. This classmate takes her to drug use. Both of them dream about coming back to a happy life.