World War I is over, and in Greece, a new social class emerges, the "newly rich", slowly degrading the Athenians. The traditional society is critical and sarcastic towards their caprices, who constantly copy the Parisian eccentricities.
Dimitris Gaziadis
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Is this for you? If you've ever felt annoyed by people who think spending money is a personality trait, you'll probably get a kick out of Farewell to Poverty. It's a biting look at post-war Athens where everyone is trying way too hard to be fancy. If you require modern pacing or constant action, you will hate this. It’...
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"Is this for you? If you've ever felt annoyed by people who think spending money is a personality trait, you'll probably get a kick out of Farewell to Poverty. It's a biting look at post-war Athens where everyone is trying way too hard to be fancy. If you require modern pacing or constant action, you will hate this. It’s definitely a slow burn. The whole thing feels like a dusty theater play that accidentally got captured on film. The actors move like they’re being watched by their grandmother, ..."
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