In the 5th century BC, ancient Athens experienced its heyday. These are the times of the wise philosopher Socrates, the famous sculptor Phidias, the brilliant statesman Pericles and the successful commander Alcibiades, better known not for military victories, but for revelry and scandals. But after prosperity inevitably comes decline. Wisdom, despite all efforts, gives way to sophistry, a play on words. Art breaks its wings, colliding with the prose of life. The brilliant image of the politician is tarnished by allegations of abuse. Yes, and military luck shows inconstancy ...