This film opens with a young woman named "Christina" (Elena Nathanail) appearing in a courtroom and being asked if she has anything to say in her defense before sentencing. Unsurprisingly, since she has refused to speak to anyone earlier, she remains silent once again. At this point, her husband, a distinguished "Chief Prosecutor" (played by Dimitris Myrat), presents Christina's personal diary, hoping it will give the judges a better understanding of the case's background. That's when we learn that Christina had met a young man named "Alexis" (Giannis Voglis), who gradually eased her loneliness, leading her to have an affair with him. Feeling guilty about this, she then tried to end the relationship--and that's when the trouble began. I won't reveal more, but this relatively unknown film turned out to be a decent drama mainly because of Elena Nathanail's strong performance. Admittedly, I would have liked a bit more emotion from Dimitris' character, but he could only do so much in his assigned role, so I can't really blame him. Nonetheless, although it's not a great crime drama by any means, it was definitely worth the time spent, and I have rated it accordingly.
