Every era claims its past, its origins, just like every human existence to sprout sinks its roots into ancestral destinies. Is it a matter of luck or misfortune to be able to determine our own fate? And when so much is predetermined by alien lives and situations, what freedom of will are we talking about? The story begins many years before the heroine is born, with characters and events that will play, regardless of her, their own game in her life. Bound by an inherited ideology, Ismene will struggle to find her own path in the world. Following in her footsteps, we explore post-dictatorship Greece again, seeing with different eyes the management of ideas and visions that haunted us.

"The Best Days" is not just a promise; it is an endless Babel tower that collapses noisily at crucial moments in history. Just like now, with the help of an open society that bought the expectations of the post-war world at a bargain price, completely disillusioned after the dictatorship.