Credited cast: | |||
Kora Karvouni | ... | Anna | |
Maria Skoula | ... | Sofia | |
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Nikos Diamandis | ... | Stathis |
Christos Stergioglou | ... | Fellow traveller | |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Ioanna Agoridou | ... | Family at tavern |
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Nicos Arvanitis | ... | Family at tavern |
Anna Kalaitzidou | ... | Family at tavern | |
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Irene Kolliakou | ... | Nelly |
Youlika Skafida | ... | Charwoman | |
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Anastasis Tzertzemelis | ... | Stephanos |
Anna lives with her dog Manu. She thinks they will live together forever. When he dies, she buries him in the garden of the family across the street. But unlike Manu, the happy, bustling family does not need her love and affection. September is that ambivalent mood, between endings and beginnings, a struggle to find meaning and happiness out of life's ordinariness. Written by Anonymous
An interesting Drama that reveal the consequences of the economic crisis and how it reflects on the life of (Anna), a solitary Greek woman in her 30s, who was living alone with her dog (Manu), and how her life turned upside down after her dog gets ill and dies, as she don't have any money to catch her sister in the USA. As Anna tries to escape the loneliness and the emptiness of her life, she decides to share her grief with Sophia who lives nearby in a big house with a garden with her husband and two kids, Sophia agreed to bury the dog in her garden, that act that gives Anna an excuse to get very closer to Sophia and her family in a very weird way . you don't have to be a Greek to understand how the main actress desires and feels, but if you have a little background about the economic crisis in Greece and how it reflect on the Greek people you will easily got the point, a powerful acting from the lead actress, and an excellent and simple cinematography that exposed the loneliness in a very realistic way. Worth seeing for the people who like the European Cinema .