People of intellect and Art were, and still are, continuously documented on the show Monogramma. People who worship and serve the Nine Muses, under the "sun of Justice" as sung in the famous song with lyrics by Odysseas Elytis, who gave the name of the show to Giorgos Sgourakis. To prove that yes, culture is still being promoted in Greece and the imaginary line that connects us to our cultural heritage has never been cut.

In each episode, the autobiographer defines the context of the film that is being made about them. Then, with their cooperation, the structure and character of the whole presentation are determined. We first study all the existing biographical data, we follow the thorough documentation of the work of the person we are documenting, we refer to the publications and interviews concerning them and after many months of preparation, we complete our television recording.
To date, about 400 persons have been documented and, in the conception of the creation of the series, we consider as very distinguishing the wide range of specialties of the autobiographers, covering almost all scientific, artistic and social areas.

Charismatic director and actor, Sotiris Hatzakis, one of the classically trained actors, introduces himself to us in “Monogramma”. As an actor, director, and producer, Sotiris Hatzakis has contributed to more than 1,000 performances at the National Theater of Greece, the National Theater of Northern Greece, the Athens Concert Hall, as well as at most Municipal and Regional Theaters and private theaters of the country. He has served as artistic director in the following theaters: Kaisariani Theater (1980-1988), Municipal and Regional Theater of Serres, Politeia Theater, National Theater of Northern Greece, and National Theater of Greece. His acquaintance with Nikos Kourkoulos, who was the director of the National Theater of Greece and one of the people who trusted him, was a milestone in his career. Sotiris Hatzakis himself respected him unconditionally and used to speak formally to him. Nikos Kourkoulos, ailing as he was, appointed him to the position of deputy artistic director. His career at the National Theater of Northern Greece began after the National Theater of Greece. He is the only director who was invited to work in both National Theaters. His artistic style is clear: He loves tradition and Greek identity.