Marina grows up in Sfakia, the only girl in a family struggling to survive. She is determined, and her love for the violin gives her the courage to chase her dreams. When her older brother, who has emigrated to Australia, invites her to join him, she has no choice but to leave her homeland and embark on a journey into the unknown. A journey that will turn into a Golgotha, marking her forever.

Marina's story is based on true events, specifically the scandal of illegal adoptions that was uncovered a few years ago in Australia, with thousands of women whose children were abducted and given up for adoption immediately after birth as victims. The Premier of Victoria, Ted Baillieu, was forced to apologize to the victims, while Senator Claire Moore said that "now we can talk about a horrific period in our history, which lasted for over three decades, and no longer pretend it didn't happen."