As a pandemic that triggers sudden amnesia sweeps through the world, one victim finds himself in a recovery programme supposed to help him build a new life. Most importantly, he is told by his doctors to eat more apples. Secondly, he is instructed each day to perform prescribed tasks, like go to a party or take another amnesiac to a movie, and to record his efforts with a Polaroid camera. These snaps become his new memories. Surreal and enigmatic, with scenes constructed as beautifully as Edward Hopper paintings, Christos Nikou’s debut is a beguiling addition to the “Greek Weird Wave.”