Stefania

Stefania is a girl of eighteen. She is brought to a reformatory. The institution was set up for young women. The way it runs, though, is no different from a prison. More than twenty girls are held in the dormitory. The door is locked with a heavy iron bolt. The eating and work sections are divided off by bars. A doctor has to examine each new arrival. The doctor who comes is called Giorgos. The two of them recognise each other at once. Years before, he had treated Stefania’s mother. At that time he had grown close to Stefania as well. Now he wants to help her. Stefania, for her part, is looking for a way out. Zoe Laskari and Spiros Focás appear in the ninety five minute film, a Greek production Giannis Dalianidis finished in 1966.