Medromeda

The myth of Medromeda explores the life of Medusa before she became the feared monster that turns men to stone. Amidst the confines of her imposed darkness, light is revealed in the most unexpected ways, proving that seeing the world though another's eyes can change the heart of man, and maybe, even the gods.

On the sleepy island of Seriphos, a young Medusa saves a wounded crow with the heroic help of Perseus. The three form an inseparable bond. On the neighboring island of Patmos, Princess Andromeda lives a lonely, conflicted life that values power over love.

Unbeknown to them, all three were born on the same day, at the same hour, and with an ethereal beauty that surpassed that of the gods. For one, beauty would be their unraveling curse.

A rivalry between Athena and Poseidon leaves a mark on the innocence of these three souls. Their lives become unknowingly intertwined, bound by an ancient legend that will test the boundaries of truth, power, loyalty, and love.