Vasy's Odyssey

2020
1h 45m

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

215

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Vasi's Odyssey is a road movie that portrays the union of two lives, two different worlds and two disparate places. A journey that will take the characters from Alicante (Spain) to Karditsa ... Read allVasi's Odyssey is a road movie that portrays the union of two lives, two different worlds and two disparate places. A journey that will take the characters from Alicante (Spain) to Karditsa (Greece), on a journey in which they will learn to face failure and deepen personal and fa... Read allVasi's Odyssey is a road movie that portrays the union of two lives, two different worlds and two disparate places. A journey that will take the characters from Alicante (Spain) to Karditsa (Greece), on a journey in which they will learn to face failure and deepen personal and family relationships.

Director
- Vasileios Papatheocharis
Writers
- Vasileios Papatheocharis
- David Valero
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

6.6/10

215

YOUR RATING

Director
- Vasileios Papatheocharis
Writers
- Vasileios Papatheocharis
- David Valero
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Awards
- 25 wins & 19 nominations

Trivia
The father, mother and grandmother of Vasy are portrayed by real-life parents and grandmother of director/protagonist Vasileios Papatheocharis. Grandmother Theodora passed away in February 2021. The last time Vasileios Papatheocharis met with her was during filming this feature.

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Featured review

1/10

Those land plots should never have been sold

What was that and why was that? Do the people working in Cinobo watch the films they put into the platform at all? I don't seem to grasp why this movie is. It is full of vain and meaningless shots and scenes leading to nowhere. It's not relatable, yet it's filmed using several overused tropes of road movies. To the audience thinking of pulling the trigger and watching the movie because of the tempting (yet very vague) film description or because of the pretty movie poster (I'll give it that) please don't. It is not the kind of film that's so bad you want to see. It is the kind of film that makes you mourn about the time you've lost watching it. Also, why was it black and white? Nobody knows, I guess. Probably the director thought that it made the terrible shots look kind of ArTsY.