His close friends call him Billy, as does his family, but to everyone else, he is simply Vasilis. A twenty-two-year-old with a lot of "gas" and unbridled creativity. With his university degree in hand, he dreams of a master's degree abroad that will give him wings. Until the money is found, he works at his mother's café, while at night he engages in creating a fanzine magazine titled Placebo.   In the tired city of impersonal virtual communication, Billy seeks his self-fulfillment. He has no intention of letting life squeeze him into its molds. He is determined to live it exactly as he wants. But can he?   Like satellites around him are relatives and friends who face unpredictable situations and are led to conflicts. In the face of all this, Billy is called to mature violently and make decisions that do not only concern himself.   When the wounds are open and demands and dreams seem like a luxury, being young in modern Greece seems unforgivable.