Saimir and his younger brother Vini are Albanian immigrants living in Thessaloniki. Saimir is engaged to Elektra, a young Greek woman, and works in a workshop owned by her father, Nikos. Vini is unable to find steady employment and is dependent on Saimir. Vini meets Beni, a human trafficker associated with the mafia.
Vini joins Beni in his criminal activities and gains a large income, but tries to free one of the women, Majlinda, who is imprisoned by Keno. Keno is killed by the mafia and Vini tries to hide Majlinda in Elektra's house. A shootout breaks out in Elektra's house and Vini is killed. Saimir, who now has a son with Elektra, buries his brother.
Agon was produced by Albania's Erafilm, Greece's Inkas Film, France's Arizona Film, and Romania's Elefant Film.[1] It directed by Robert Budina. Eugen Kelemen edited the film and the music was composed by Aldo Shllaku.[2][3] Filming started in Thessaloniki in October 2011.[1]
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