The production is decent, the sound is very good for a Greek film (most Greek films have terrible sound, and you cannot hear what actors say). But the story never gets off and at the second half it escapes from the hands of the storyteller and characters start acting implausibly. Eleni gets friendly with Nina, then attacks her in a most improbable way, then gets friendly again, and all these fluctuations are unjustified. The movie is supposed to move you, and you may get some tears but they're of the superficial variety, after they've dried you don't feel anything in the heart. Too many close-ups, and a general feeling that the story isn't engaging. The result is TV rather than cinema, except for the great length.
The director might do a better movie in the future, provided that she writes a tighter script and she distances herself from the TV aesthetic.
The director might do a better movie in the future, provided that she writes a tighter script and she distances herself from the TV aesthetic.