How do people live in a country that is affected by collapse, despair an chaos? Through intensive conversations with friends, the Greek film maker draws an intimate portray of al lost generation in crisis-shaken Greece – honest, uncompromising, sometimes funny but always disillusionig.

Despina Grammatikopulu was born in Katerini (Greece) in 1980, but she grew up in Ludwigsburg (Germany). She studied dramatics and communication studies in Munich. She graduated in 2006 with the Magister Atrium. While studying she assisted and she gained work experience at the State Theatres Stuttgart and the Münchner Kammerspiele in theater directing and dramaturgy. In 2006 she started studying screenplay/dramaturgy at the Department of Film and Television Documentary at the University of Television and Film (HFF) Munich, Germany. Since then she works as a writer, film maker, script consultant and production assistant in many (short) movies. In 2008 she shot her first feature length documentary as a co-author in Israel. After a parental leave she returned to her studies in 2013 and is now close to graduation.

• 2005 „Tarof“ (short) - production assistant
• 2005 „Kopfsache“ (short) - production assistant
• 2007 „Falscher Hase“ (short) - writer, director, editing
• 2009 „Der kleine Zalam“ (documentary) - co-writer, sound, production manager
• 2013 „Zur Schnecke (short) - production assistant
• 2014 „We Are Fucked, Sunshine!“ (documentary) - writer, director, editing