Summary A drummer in his forties named Alkis, who is a left-over from the ‘50s and ‘60s, lives isolated in a villa together with his bitter memories. He hides a very dark side of himself. Every now and then, he goes after little girls, kills them and throws their bodies in a hole in his garden. On a night of torrential rain, Konstantinos, a cynical guy belonging to his former circle of close friends, is released from prison and helps Alkis get rid of the latest victim. They ask themselves ‘how all this started’. A little later, Rita, also a close friend, appears on the scene dressed as a bat. She has broken out of a psychiatric clinic. Christos, another friend, arrives after leaving his family, while Alkis and Rita have gone out. Christos is welcomed by a corpse in the garden. It belongs to Alkis’ girlfriend Vera. He wakes up Konstantinos, with whom he used to go dancing, and they wonder ‘why they have come to this party’. The party begins with the recollection of old memories. This just depresses them, so they dream of putting their old gang back together. The fifth friend – Dimitris – arrives much later, when everything is over. Konstantinos dies after twice shooting an unknown woman; Alkis commits suicide, while Christos and Rita disappear. Dimitris lights a cigarette and writes the epilogue: ‘all has gone up in smoke’.