Unbearable Until You Get It.

Rating: 4/10 (1 March 2019)

So you think this is a comedy? Think again. That may be a comedy, but only for the director. Let's talk about him: Here is a guy with a few directing skills who is making an effort to get the artistic seal in his film. That kind of 'in your face' thing that any rustic person would notice and leave the cinema with an awkward sensation that you can't bring this artistic job down. All this critics high rates are from this 'awkward with their proud' people who couldn't see through the joke they were in:
At the same time the greek director forces us in this artistic sense, he puts a great effort on doing the most unbearable movie ever made. The funny thing here? It's a movie about people doing padronized paterns determined by a imaginary society. And they try so hard, even mutilating their selves. Anything to match what they are expect for.
In the end of the movie, as you walk away the theater, you struggle your self to make a positive commentary on the artistic aspects of the movie you actually hated. And why? Because, just like all these very well educated critics, you have to be artisticaly sensitive to be accepted as an individual. Just like in the movie. We puppet folks.
When you get it, you can actually have a little smile on your misery, while Yorgos is laughing to death.