Two German filmmakers, Johanna Bentz and Jonas Römmig, embark on a journey to Greece with the intention of creating a film that delves into the aftermath of the country's economic crisis. Beyond the surface of the widely publicized images, they seek to explore the lingering effects that persist. In their essay film, titled 'Crisis What Crisis,' the duo unveils the various facets of the crisis upon closer inspection. As their narrative unfolds, the filmmakers offer a subjective journey across the country, uncovering the nuanced layers of the crisis that may not be immediately apparent. 'Crisis What Crisis' becomes a vehicle for discovering new perspectives and ideas amidst the challenges faced by a beleaguered state.