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This film attempts to balance between the charm of bad Greek comedies from the sixties and the sophistication of modern cinema. Unfortunately, it struggles to find its footing. The lack of cohesiveness in the storytelling can leave the viewer in a state of confusion, wondering if certain scenes are meant to be comical or are just genuinely odd. The transition from theater to the big screen is evident. Awkwardly close shots that make the actors' heads fill the frame are complimented by low quality editing.

One significant missed opportunity in the film is addressing diversity issues. This oversight is so glaring that it almost makes Roberto Baggio's infamous penalty miss in the 1994 World Cup final look like a success. In a time when diversity and inclusivity are essential themes in storytelling, this film's failure to address them is a disappointment.

A quirky experiment that doesn't quite hit the mark.