It is Memory that drives Charalabi's story. Its long, tightly woven nets become the canvas on which the people in his life have left their mark, as History untangles its own thread. Do people change when they travel? Do dreams quieten when people grow old? A country town, from the 1930s to just before the first decade of the new millennium, and its human geography. One generation bequeathing its pathologies to another. Parents trapped in a society plagued by passions in difficult times, and children laying the foundations of their lives in the barren fields of an inner inadequacy inherited from their parents. A bittersweet story built beyond all preconceptions, having shed the illusion that yesterday is different from today or that it will be radically different from tomorrow, since, after all, we are nothing more than the stories we carry.
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