Victor is estranged from his mother, maybe because she remarried and moved to Germany, leaving him to look after his grandmother in Greece (Greek Cyprus?). Coincidentally, grandma dies and Victor is laid off. After pawning his diving medals to pay for the funeral, he dusts off his mother's old Audi and sets up to drive north.
On the ferry, he meets up with the German Mathis, who talks him into bringing along as a guide. On a road trip with various adventures, Victor is secretive, while Mathis is inquisitive, but still manages to figure out Victor's thoughts.
The leads are attractive, and regularly taken off their clothes or shirts, suggesting that the director is aiming at a gay audience. However, I found the characters irritating, especially know-it-all Mathis. With the conflict about Mathis's petty thefts, I have trouble believing that they managed to stay together.
On the ferry, he meets up with the German Mathis, who talks him into bringing along as a guide. On a road trip with various adventures, Victor is secretive, while Mathis is inquisitive, but still manages to figure out Victor's thoughts.
The leads are attractive, and regularly taken off their clothes or shirts, suggesting that the director is aiming at a gay audience. However, I found the characters irritating, especially know-it-all Mathis. With the conflict about Mathis's petty thefts, I have trouble believing that they managed to stay together.