Leaving Was What She Did Best

The film centers around a man and a woman who meet at a karaoke bar. Their brief encounter leads to a significant impact on his life, as she rushes in to save him during an awkward moment on stage. However, her sudden departure leaves him to cope with her loss while managing his responsibilities at a funeral home.

Directed by a team from the Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and supported by the Greek Film Centre and Theta, this film captures themes of love and loss. The narrative, driven by the performances of Antonis Tsiotsiopoulos and Maria Apostolakea, explores the emotional complexities of human connections and the ways they can affect our lives.