| Credited cast: | |||
| Evangelia Randou | ... | Chambermaid | |
| Aris Servetalis | ... | Photo-store clerk | |
| Costas Xikominos | |||
| Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Babis Galiatsatos | ... | Ypastinomos (as Babis Galiatsakos) |
| Ektoras Kaloudis | ... | Politis Aftokiniton (as Hector Kaloudis) | |
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Vasilis Karaboulas | ... | Plasie Rouhon |
| Steve Krikris | ... | Barman | |
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Tina Papanikolaou | ... | Nosokoma |
| Youlika Skafida | ... | Thima Paralias | |
During off-season at the Greek seaside resort of Kinetta, three perfect strangers--a police officer out of uniform with a thing for German luxury cars and Russian women, an eccentric photographer, and a hotel chambermaid--join forces for a rather strange reason: to recreate homicides. Meticulously and with an almost ritualistic approach, the unlikely trio reenact crime scenes of brutal murders, to the point where the boundaries of their own private lives slowly begin to blur. Does this alliance lead somewhere? Written by Nick Riganas
at last, something new is going on Greek cinema. i was disappointed by reading the summary in Thessaloníki film festival. it is not a film that tells a history, thus it is not worth searching for academic forms just to try to fit in a category. i was excited that a Greek film can touch me without listening thousands words by the actors with the dictionary of hard meanings on my legs. the film is using, simply, the language of body, helping it with an excellent camera work and if you are not afraid of leaving yourself free, watching the minimum cinema "effects", you 'll get the sentiment. i saw three kind of people in the film, i saw different kind of people's loneliness and people's imposition of power. risky but very efficient the direction-editing throws to the recycle bin whatever isn't really essential. brilliant music replaces lost people's senses without been overused. imaging there was a lot of improvisation on shooting i am curious of how a choice was taken because the film is running consecutively and nothing seems kicked out. after all, it's a hope that some guys load some 16mm magazines don't wait the big production budgets and do some new cinema.