Song of Goats

In "Song of Goats," Andreas arrives on a Greek island with the intention of selling a plot of land he inherited from his uncle. The land, a barren, rocky field containing only a stone hut, poses challenges for its sale. To complicate matters, Andreas must first settle a debt his uncle owes to Yiannis, a local farmer.

The film showcases the complexities of family ties and financial obligations, set against the picturesque backdrop of Greece. With a blend of comedy and drama, it explores the human experience in a unique cultural context.

Collectors will find interest in the film's availability on DVD, making it accessible to those who appreciate physical media. Its international setting and narrative depth may attract fans of world cinema looking to expand their collections with contemporary narratives from Greece.