Mitch

Mitsi returns to his native village after years of absence. His father is dying, and his brother insists on selling the family land. Instead of expected reconciliation, Mitsi encounters his mother's silent resistance and the coldness of what was once home. This 2025 Greek drama explores the irretrievability of the past and the price of family obligations. The director paints a portrait of a man trapped between the urban life he built and the rural roots that refuse to let him go. Every conversation here is unspoken resentment, every glance an accusation. The land becomes a metaphor for memory—something that can be neither sold nor forgotten.