Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Christos Loulis | ... | Yannis | |
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Alexandros Bourdoumis | ... | Alexis |
Ulrich Tukur | ... | Wolfgang | |
Daan Schuurmans | ... | Jeroen | |
Christos Stergioglou | ... | Sakis | |
Dimitris Tarloou | ... | Efklis (as Dimitris Tarlow) | |
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Josiane Pinson | ... | Christine |
Cornelius Obonya | ... | Wims | |
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Vincent Nemeth | ... | Michel |
Aurélien Recoing | ... | Pierre | |
Alexandros Logothetis | ... | Manos | |
Thanos Tokakis | ... | Yorgos | |
Themis Panou | ... | Siagas | |
George Lenz | ... | Troika Leader | |
Maria Protopappa | ... | Elena |
Provides an extraordinary account of low cunning at the heart of Greece's 2015 financial bailout. The more defiant the left-wing Syriza government became, the more it was met with intimidation from some or duplicitous reassurance from others. Written by Ulf Kjel Gür
A clear view from within the eurogroup during the Greek drama. Gavras is bold and shows high tensions, clear colors of the circus we live in, luck of democracy, solid reasons for criticism of an amateur leftist government including Yianis and a great Lulis acting this role. The finale though is weak imo. A solid 6! - but we must revisit the film a few years later. Gavras takes the risk and makes the movie from his and Varoufakis point of view and gives a true atmosphere of the time. If you watch the film watch it trying to stay out fro m political parties and personal views. Discuss it later.