Ioannina, 1960.

The thread of life, wrapped in thorns and pain, unexpectedly connects two little kids in one of Queen Frederica's child towns, Ziros. Fotis and Dionysis, along with Greece, go through their own Golgotha. Two terrified children's souls encounter harsh supervisors and group leaders, far from the embrace and safety of their mother. They become blood brothers and try to survive in a suffocating environment. Fotis turns into a wild beast, and his life is marked by escapes, wavering thoughts, love and hatred for his mother, and questioning life itself. Everything on the razor's edge, next to the lake of Kyra-Frosyni. The two children are lost in time. Life has not said its last word...

A unique journey through the History of Greece, during the years of the monarchy, the dictatorship, and the Metapolitefsi. A true, heart-wrenching story, through the eyes of the wild beast of Epirus, that shakes even the coldest reader.