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Loufa kai parallagi: Seirines sti steria
Seven years after the incident in Pitta, all from the group leaves the Aegean, and get's to shore... Stavrakomathiakakis - after the mysterious kidnap of his 12 years old Pakistanian protégé Noori - leaves Psiloritis and, following her tracks, invades - in the middle of crisis - the capital. There, Parlavatzas and his chef, Papadakis, fight to salvage his Eastern fast food Sevdali restaurant. In the meantime hacker and "Roben Of The Shelves", Nakos, tries to wake up his fellow citizens to revolt, while newly elected city council Kalouris fights to upgrade the aesthetic of the city. Finally famous guru Tzimpitzidis tries to get higher his followers Self-esteem, part of which his ex and now vice secretary Marialena is.
| Release : | 2011 |
| Rating : | 4.3 |
| Studio : | Graal, Odeon, |
| Crew : | Director, Writer, |
| Cast : | Orfeas Avgoustidis Vicky Kaya Stelios Xanthoudakis Ioannis Papazisis Socratis Patsikas |
| Genre : | Comedy |
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Highly Overrated But Still Good
As Good As It Gets
I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.
True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.
that pretty much sums up the aesthetic of the film its poorly made and was poorly accepted with really poor acting and it stinks like the ugly stinky feet of an old hag Unfortunately, political parties have favored human trash and trashy aesthetics, Stamatina Katsiri and this particular film included, leading to the economic and intellectual bankruptcy of Greece. I hope Stamatina Katsiri reads this review although she hardly comprehends English or any other foreign language for that matter and stops making a fool of herself on national television. Another bizarre trait of this film, a self-proclaimed satire of sorts, is the fact that it addresses obligatory (for men only, a sexist discrimination) military service very lightly and positively although Greece is the only country of the European Union that hasn't put an end to it yet, a subject which creates suspicions as to who benefits from this flawed system in combination to the great economic scandals and corruption that surround the Ministry of Defense.
