Five: The Holocaust of Samothrace

The film centers on two young people, Michalis and Myrsini, who aspire to build a peaceful life while the elders of their island confront a Turkish tax collector. As they join a revolutionary movement, a group forms to navigate the impending conflict, highlighting the island's struggle for survival amid the threat of Turkish ships. The narrative intertwines personal hopes with the larger historical context of resistance, making it a poignant exploration of courage and community.

Directed by an undisclosed filmmaker, the film features a cast led by Yannis Aivazis, Vyron Kolasis, Panagiotis Karmatis, and Spyros Bibilas. The performances aim to capture the complexities of the characters' journeys during a time of crisis, adding depth to the historical backdrop. With its focus on the challenges faced by the islanders, this film presents a unique perspective on resilience in the face of adversity.