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Alain E @AlainE 12/05/2024 An interesting melodrama about hydroelectric plants and unintentional incest. Our lives are a composition of random events and various misunderstandings. There are planes, trains, boats and automobiles that transport to an inevitable bitter end. As the hero realizes towards the end, even suicide does not offer an exit. Very well photographed by a duo which included Yorgos Arvanitis. One thing I can say as Greek is that the minuscule facility in the end that is supposedly the airport in Athens is nothing but. On Tubi. See more 07/09/2015 The futility of our rational plans - the surprises of life just around the corner - the impossibility of true love, or the late recognition what it would have been. See more 06/10/2011 Read the book over 20 years ago, and saw the movie a couple of years after that (but had forgotten about it until I watched it again tonight). Very good cast, but the story moves a bit slowly at times. As I read the book such a long time ago, it's impossible for me to comment now on the quality of the adaptation, but I think it's pretty close, to what I thought was a creepy story back then! See more 05/23/2011 Un sympathique roman-photo mais pas plus. Bien que l'histoire lorgne vers la tragedie grecque, les enjeux dramatiques sont assez faibles puisque l'on comprend très vite où tout cela va se terminer. Une confrontation un peu expediee et decevante d'ailleurs. J'ai neanmoins envie de lire le roman car le personnage principal desabuse, obsede par les coïncidences et qui se laisse porter où elles le mènent, m'a bien plu. See more 05/14/2011 Bearable for throwing out a number of alluring literary ideas, otherwise it's bogged down by an overload of symbolism. See more 03/27/2011 Creepy... I read the book years ago and when I saw my local library had the movie version of it I wanted to see it. See more Read all reviews

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