In an abandoned Greek summer resort, we follow the mundane life of Paulina, the girl at the heart of the film. Between memorizing the list of cocktails that were available at the resort, challenging the locals with impossible dilemmas, and engaging in sexual intercourse with literally almost everyone, she tries to maintain the warm spirit of a never-ending summer in any way possible.

In his film, Christos Massalas depicts this floating moment in time through a photogenic and pictorial approach. The cinematography, dynamic sound design, the omniscient narrator and the pastel colour palette create a dreamlike ambiance of a lost state. Copa-Loca is blissfully melancholic and digests a bittersweet feeling of belonging in a forsaken place. As the narrator says in the end: “I had to come back into her life,” as if the salvation Paulina needed is finally there, but she is not ready to cave in... yet.