"Portraits with Christos Vasilopoulos" is dedicated to well-known people of the arts who have left a strong imprint on Greece. These are twelve show specials with elements of research, shedding light on all aspects of culture. What has been the secret of their success, but also what have been the difficulties they have gone through and the bitterness they have experienced? Also, what has their everyday life been like, who were the people closest to them, and the people who have influenced them? "People with Christos Vasilopoulos" sheds light on these people's lives and distinguishes myth from reality.

Christos Vasilopoulos chronicles the early years of Aliki Vougiouklaki in "People".

The tribute on our national star is completed in two consecutive shows.

The show sheds light on Aliki's difficult childhood years, marked by the murder of her father and the refusal of her family members from Mani to let her go on stage. This objection went to extremes, when they initially decided to send a group of men to Athens to stone her.
The show describes how the decision was overturned at the last minute.

Vougiouklaki was admitted to the National Theatre School, but despite her expectations for excellence, she graduated with a "very good". This fact deprived her of a career in the country's most significant theater.

“People” features Aliki's first steps in the cinema, which took place in 1954 with her film "The Mouse", when she played the role initially intended for Ellie Lambeti.