A moving portrait of Mikis Theodorakis, the “smiling child” who shaped modern Greek history and music. In a conversation with Freddy Germanos, Mikis recounts his life—from his role in the resistance against the Italians, to his imprisonment and exile on Oropos, to his iconic concerts and his close bond with Pablo Neruda. He reflects on memories, music, friendships, and his enduring hope for a better world, revealing the journey of a life dedicated to both art and activism. This rare documentary is deeply personal and genuine.