a Private Life

A robbery and a murder takes place at Anna (Anna Fonsou)'s home, a wealthy but lonely woman. The police inspector (Andreas Barkoulis) in an attempt to discover the culprit, will shed light on Anna's private affairs and persons associated with her through the past year. A friend with whom she once had a love affair (Lefteris Giftopoulos). A young former drug addict (Alkis Yiannakis) who's "clean" now. A young gigolo , a casual lesbian lover and an immigrant from Germany fill the list of the suspects and describe the unaccountable and irresponsible life of Anna, largely justified and driven by her financial power and wealth.

This extraordinary crucifiction scene - inspired by a weird mix of Spanish mysticism and nuclear physics - is often called the 20th century's greatest religious painting. Yet the artist was a notorious blasphemer whose work had provoked outrage in the Catholic Church.

Painted over five centuries ago, Filippo Lippi's nativity is like no other: the birth of Christ in a dark, wooded wilderness. Its beauty inspired Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and Botticelli. But it also conceals a deeply personal story. It was painted for Cosimo de' Medici, a wealthy banker who feared that his money was dragging him straight to hell. The artist's life was equally surprising.