After the successful book The Olives Don't Grow in Moravia, film director and screenwriter George Agathonikiadis comes with his second book. Stavros lives his peaceful Greek life, but it is suddenly disrupted by the arrival of an old Czech friend from childhood, who promises mental and physical healing from the sea. The author mixes the daily experiences of several months together in Greece with memories of his difficult childhood in Czechoslovakia, the seemingly mundane situation blends with mysterious dreams, the present with the past. With wit, thoughtfulness, tenderness and indomitable strength, she depicts seaside Greek life with its sun and rain, contrasted with long-forgotten experiences seen through the eyes of a curly-haired child. Marble dreams are a poetic confession of a person who, despite everything, loves life with everything that comes.