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Synopsis
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David, a philosophy graduate, was badly injured during the collision of his car with Sam’s, his TV cameraman, younger brother. They had both reached the building on fire where their father Tom, a firefighter, was in danger. Kate, his lacemaker mother, struggled to make his life bearable. Tom and Sam mostly took refuge in hard work. Jack, the family doctor, proved untrustworthy. Disheartened, David abandoned his devoted girlfriend, Joan, a rich heiress. Enlightened, Sam led David to Tinos, the Holy Greek island of Our Lady. Almost cured, David finally clinked glasses with his family and Joan at a joyful, home lunch...
David, aged 22-27, (373 spoken lines)
Joan, aged 20-26, (201 spoken lines)
Sam, aged 21-26, (165 spoken lines)
Jack, middle-aged, (45 spoken lines)
Kate, aged 50-58, (275 spoken lines)
Tom, aged 52-60, (113 spoken lines)
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