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Three Days Happiness (2012) Sinopsis:
Directed by Dimitris Athanitis. With Alexandra Aidini, Katerina Fotiadi, Nikol Drizi, Dimitris Agartzidis. In Athens, a city that decays, three young women are struggling to find their way out. As their paths cross in an unexpected way, they are driven to a violent adulthood.
Credited cast: Alexandra Aidini ... Anna Katerina Fotiadi ... Vera Nikol Drizi ... Rina (as Nikolitsa Drizi) Rest of cast listed alphabetically: Dimitris Agartzidis Errikos Litsis Loukia Pistiola Chris Radonov Costas Xikominos ... Detective Louiza Zouzias ... Hospital Hostess
Description of Three Days Happiness (2012):
In Athens, a city that decays, three young women struggle to find their way out. Irina is ready to leave for Canada, to escape from the "family" that forces her to work as a prostitute. Anna is getting married to banish the ghost of her dissolved family. Vera, in the beginning of her new life, is confronted with the secret reality of her family. In three days their paths cross unexpectedly driving them to a violent adulthood. How far they can go, fighting for their own happiness?. After the promising Athens of millennium in '2000+1 Shots' (2000), the euphoria of Olympics in 'Planet Athens' (2004), here is the decaying city in epilogue of a trilogy on Athens, by Athanitis. Written byanonymous
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User Review:
Three young women are at the heart of this story: Irina, Anna and Vera. The first is a prostitute, whose dream is to move to Canada to change her life. The second, a saleswoman in a bookshop, wants to get married to overcome her family's trauma. And the third, a literature student, discovers the secrets of her parents. Around them, a whole world that seems to be moved only by one thing: money.The sense of the film, the color, the acting, the direction, it is cold, icy. It reflects the psychology and actions of persons trapped in situations that exceed them. Three Days of Happiness do not try to be simply realistic. The film chooses to highlight the instinctive, the snapshot, the unseen, what we don't notice. Athanitis takes advantage of the unsaid, the silence, the comprehensive short sequences. He gives a symbolic meaning to objects and the body, assigning to them an aptly narrative character, reminding to us Bresson.Filmed entirely in a dark blue tone, with long shots on faces, and an extremely accurate tone, the whole film gives a strange, sometimes vampire's sensation. Watching the film, I felt been hypnotized, diving in a realistic but at the same time, bizarre world. I loved this film!
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