Driving Me Crazy is a Greek comedy centered on the strained relationship between a young woman named Nina and her grandfather, Stathis. Believing that Stathis dislikes her because of her sexual orientation, Nina decides to be honest about her life. The two are forced to confront one another and communicate during an unusual car journey.
The short film was directed by Meni Tsilianidou and written by Anna Maria Lagortsi and Dimitra Kapsala. Iro Tsamoglou stars as Nina, with Dimitris Naziris playing Stathis and Elena Papazachou appearing as Katerina. The production was a collaboration between Bad Signal Productions, Tanweer Productions, and the Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Released on May 24, 2026, the film has a runtime of 18 minutes.
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