Epikindynes mageirikes

I found this movie funny and it created a positive emotional situation to me after it's view. The two actors had physique and mannerisms that were congruent with their respective roles, one as a respectable chef, the other as a more popular cook of the merchant navy.

The actress who is mainly a model played a role that did not demand much speaking but rather sensuality and sexual innuendo in which she excelled. The girl who played the cook's sister was also notable.

The sexual scenes were playful and satisfying and the movie had a clever ending.

Light as the breeze.

The presence of Katia Zygouli as an "actress" is, for sure, the worst EVER. Not only in the history cinematographic movies, nor in the history of theatrical shows or children's school plays, but in the history of acting in general. It seems that she does not even try to play something or just talk like herself in a normal human way (even the badest act you already know is 100% better than this). I would believe she was stoned along the whole of the filming procedure. Honestly it is a total waste of time to see this movie - I can not even believe that so many people got together to make all this stuff.

OK, this is exactly the kind of "film" that gives Greek cinema a bad name. It is the director's first attempt in cinema (he has been directing TV serials since the 80s) and its clear from the very first moment that he is no Adrian Lynn. The film's hyper-glossy look makes you wonder if you are watching a movie or a TV commercial for some spaghetti sauce. The story is just TV bullshit- there is nothing special in it to warrant a theatrical release. That is exactly what Greek commercial cinema is today- TV movies that get released in theaters. Not to mention how expensive they are! What a waste of money.... such a shame. The cast also consists of television actors that are mostly talking nonsense and trying to look cool and sexy... This is not supposed to be exactly a comedy but the whole audience was laughing out loud during the screening... Its a shame that films like this are being made in this country.. And even more shameful is the fact that some people actually pay their hard-earned money to watch such crap.