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Very original movie, despite the fact that it "borrows" from every single horror story seen or read ever.

Technical stuff like special effects, some humor in the right dose only, good characters - all very good. But the movie is mostly original, not so much scary, imo.

Except for the movie concept, what is also original is the fact that at the end, the "nice" lead character (the "virgin" - imagine) does not do the sensible thing, she does not show up as the bigger person to save everyone and do what is required for the chaos to stop, she does not care to save the world that did not care for her - instead this "nice" girl is very pissed off and does her thing, because she has her code and does not love anyone else more than she loves herself. Who really can blame her?

You expect to watch another "funny" movie from Efstratiadis, but this is probably the most uncomfortable family movie ever in Greek cinema.

Marika represents every low and middle class family woman in Greece, not just of the 80s but until now unfortunately.

This is the kind of movie that should be watched by all kids at school, should be a case study, a homework - to learn to recognize and appreciate family roles and finally open their eyes and minds, and their mouths to say "thank you" and "how can I help you".

All actors are very good in this movie, but especially the two leading actors are exceptional, because they are like ordinary people - no charm, no playing heroes.

Not a feel good Efstratiadis movie, not exactly a drama either, but a very good realistic and uncomfortable depiction of Greek family. It is a very solid 8/10 and one of the best in modern Greek cinema.

I watched the entire movie speechless, I had to watch 2 episodes of "bake-off, the professionals" right after to smell the flowers... I do not agree with some reviews here which empathize with what they describe as a human who wants to be seen and recognized. To me, this is all about attention-obsession and the lack of basic morality and self-respect - everyone else is to a degree victim, but not the 2 lead characters in this movie.

The impact it has on the viewer makes the movie successful, and I recognize it is bold and courageous also because it touches the subject of the superficiality of social media and diversity models (although I find the hint of humor in the blind-assistant scenes not acceptable). Technically, the acting was good (convincing and natural a lot), the plot is keeping you engaged from start to finish, and it was well worth the time (and money if applicable) somebody spends to see it.

I recommend watching this movie either alone or with people who are equally willing to sit and watch carefully and discuss it afterwards. Its not a light Saturday night movie to "enjoy with friends" while ordering pizza and beers.