A' World War. A young Australian philosophizes in Greek engravings about life and death.

A German and a Greek will be connected on the battlefield in a strange way.

A Bulgarian will save the life of a Greek and later, after the end of the war, will take the life of another in frozen Thessaloniki.

In the cafes of the same city, dead people sing their hookahs, a little further two women carry a corpse in a cart in front of the houses of love that set up celebrations. Suspicions for the crime fall on a prostitute. Michos, the policeman, never makes a mistake... Greece, 1920.

Today, the twenty-five-year-old Leonie travels to Kilkis. Leaving from there, she will know the way in which fate connected all these people and some others. She will also know how their lives settled accounts with them. In the aftermath of the story, a letter that served as a catalyst to connect and unfold the critical events remains in a frame, sealed. That letter, which was never read.