In 1838, L. Daguerre, one of the inventors of photography, visited Professor Takis, an old friend retired to a Greek island, to find out whether he should make his invention accessible to all or whether he should keep it secret. Marko, a brilliant disciple of the teacher to whom the latter secretly lent the device, works to make the device more efficient, before going into exile.

• TPB
  9/27/2023