I Blame the People

On the verge of a long-awaited promotion, an incorruptible district attorney attempts to shed light on a tangled mess of lies and half-truths, during a challenging murder trial. Now, two women face a moral cul-de-sac. Will the truth shine? On the verge of a long-awaited and well-deserved promotion, the incorruptible and fiercely honest district attorney, Filippos Lianas, takes on a challenging murder trial. The deceased, the manipulative painter and ruthless procurer, Alexis "Ariel" Platonidis, took two bullets to the chest, and even though he might deserve it, the cryptic prime suspect, Sofia Roussou, claims that she's innocent. Little by little, the judge and the jury attempt to shed light on a tangled mess of half-truths and elaborate lies, while in the meantime, the already fragile mental health of Lianas' troubled wife, Vera, is rapidly deteriorating. Now, two women share the same past, and one of them finds herself before a dismal moral cul-de-sac. Will she let the truth shine? —Nick Riganas