In the early 1970s, one family went to the museum of the Greek revolution of 1821 and a war against the Turks. While walking in the museum, they face a painting by Nikolaas Gyzis entitled “The Secret Schools” that suddenly is alive. The work of Marina Gioti is a version of “sabotaged” a propaganda film rare, conducted during the Greek military junta. It takes up a national idea, according to which of the “secret schools” illegal would have operated under the auspices of the Greek orthodox church during the domination ottoman Turkish.