A psychiatrist discovers that his new delusional patient is the real-life Greek goddess Athena, and that she and her divine family could really use some counselling...

SYNOPSIS:

Peter Fleming works as a psychiatrist at ‘The Squirrels’, a mental health institution. One morning, he is tasked with examining a young detainee who claims to be the goddess Athena. Thinking her delusional, Peter asks for her transfer from custody to the Squirrels. There, and as Peter slowly manages to win the mysterious woman’s trust, she begins to relate the tale (or what Peter initially believes to be a tale) of her arrest: when the Revenue found a couple of ancient Greek statuettes at her family’s place and started suspecting them of trafficking, Athena, who’s always acted as the wise protector of her colourful and apparently carefree relatives, took the fall and surrendered herself to the police.