The psychological mystery series 'Act Like You'Re Asleep II', directed by Alekos Kiranis and Marios Valasis, and written by Giannis Skaragas, is coming to ERT in the new television season, even more captivating and groundbreaking.

The series that captivated the audience, received acclaim on social media, and "traveled" internationally to the Seoul International Drama Awards 2023, returns with Nikolas Kaliris (played by Spyros Papadopoulos) facing new conspiracies. Alongside him, in addition to the familiar characters from the first season portrayed by renowned actors, we will also see a host of new exceptional actors.

The Plot…
Nikolas (Spyros Papadopoulos) lives isolated in a trailer, having resigned from school along with Kasdaglis (Vasilis Eftaxopoulos). Plagued by nightmares and haunted by thoughts of the victims of the massacre, he agrees to meet the director of a well-known private school when Kasdaglis asks him to consider working there. Uncertain about his decision, Nikolas becomes a witness to the brutal murder of another teacher during the school's reception. What helps him make his decision is the fact that shortly before being found dead, the teacher had warned him not to accept the job at this school.

Confronted with a new reality and a glamorous world of privilege and power, Nikolas focuses on his love for children, who are suffering from their own intrigues and delinquent behavior. But beyond their harshness, he also has to deal with the cynicism of his own daughter (Georgia Mesariti), who cannot overcome the trauma of her boyfriend's death.

His encounter with another teacher, Persa (Jenny Theona), awakens emotions within him that he had long been deprived of. The initial clash of two very different yet deeply wounded individuals evolves into a powerful romantic relationship. Persa, moreover, will be one of the few allies that Nikolas has when he confronts the conspiracies of this bright world.

Who is behind the murder of the teacher? What will Nikolas do when Kasdaglis is accused of manslaughter? And most importantly, what unresolved issues from the past will bring Nikolas and his daughter face to face with the greatest threat?

Persa rules out an offer to put an undercover police officer at the College. Daphne wants to talk to the police about her suspicions that Damaskinos framed her MP with child pornography, but fears political repercussions. Christos asks Chrysa for help with the threatening message he received. Anna tries to reassure Nikolas about Nasia who works for Damaskinos. Makis watches Nasia at work and argues with her. Damaskinos makes an impression when he treats her with understanding and tells her that he does not want to create tensions with her own people. Kasdaglis asks Nikolas to tone things down until the end of the year, so as not to vilify other students. Floris tries to gain Amanda's trust despite the secrets he keeps from her. Ikaros learns about Daphne's love affair with Issaris. Bettina tries to find Stelios' partner. Nasia's relationship with Nikolas is shaken and she asks him not to get into her life. Anna continues to avoid Issaris, and doesn't care if it was Damaskinos who sent her his pictures with Kamvysi. How will Daphne deal with Issaris now that their relationship is starting to break the news? Damaskinos blames Ikaros on the Intelligence Service for his associate's death. What will Anna do now that she knows who sent her Issaris’ pictures?