Kratas mystiko?

How safe is the secret we just shared? After all, is the world smaller than we think? It is easier to confess our secrets to an unknown. Someone outside our familiar environment, someone who will tell us an unbiased view, and most importantly, someone whose ways will never cross ours. The lady in the adjoining lab, the guy who runs the "runway" next to us, a colleague we meet only at work, an unknown passenger on the plane. These people are our confessors. So we come home light and secure with our secret. Our heroes have many secrets: they fall in love, they get angry, they get frustrated, they dream, they hate, but at the end of the day they want to share it with someone. So, the confusion begins when our protagonists start looking for a person, outside the family environment, who will sacrifice their in-laws and get rid of their guilt without consistency - or so they think. From episode to episode, scene by scene, these secrets travel, enrich, distort, comically subvert, become "time bombs" that no one knows exactly when they will explode.