Loula LeBlanc

At times, it feels like a documentary of my own teenage years, with the acting so natural and the scenes capturing the awkwardness and struggle to fit in. The film doesn't shy away from portraying the contrast between teenage life and elderly life, all against a nostalgic backdrop of the late 90s in Greece.

The film beautifully weaves together themes of death, dementia, aging, and the complex dynamics of family relationships, all while capturing the bittersweet essence of life. The visuals are simply stunning, with the cinematography reflecting the depth of each actor's emotions, making the audience feel every ounce of joy, nostalgia, and heartbreak. The scenery brilliantly enhances the film's themes, mirroring the delicate balance between the vibrancy of youth and the solitude of aging.

It's hilarious, down-to-earth, and incredibly touching-a story that will resonate with anyone who has felt the weight of growing up and growing old.