Evdokia "(Greek: Ευδοκ 943 α) is one of the most important works in the history of Greek cinema. Evdokia "is a passionate play where the protagonists are a sergeant and a prostitute who get married after a brief passionate pastoral life. However, soon the influence of their environment made their relationship tense, and the man attempted to break up but was unsuccessful. This couple is surrounded by glaring light, rocks, exposed scenery, and military exercises on one hand, and by senses and constraints on the other. Due to her profession, Evdokia both attracts and excludes sergeants. The environment of the petite bourgeoisie, rogue elements, social margins, and small interests stifled this young couple, who seemed to want to resist but were unsuccessful. Everything is carried out between violent carnal desires, cruelty, vulgarity, and complete austerity; Plain and unremarkable "; This story presents the scale of an ancient tragedy. The inner struggles of heroes, conflicts between desires and values, straightforward narratives, powerful rhythms, immediacy, and sound construction constitute one of the most important works of Greek cinema. In Greece, this movie is best known for its popular instrumental pieces; Zeibekiko from Yevdokia;, Written by Manos Loizos. In 1986, Evdokia was selected by Greek film critics as the best Greek film of all time.