at last. here a movie that does as much for the reputations of the men of greece and russia as gigli did for the those of mr. affleck and ms. lo. from the edge of the city details the sad and sordid lives of some young russian émigrés who live in and around athens and spend their time burglarizing cars and getting laid and pimping woman émigrés and prostituting themselves (but were not gay because we do not do and you know. and if we do and it only once or twice. with the same guy. ) there is hardly anything here you have not seen before and better while only the athens locale adds a little novelty even then there but a scene or two that scenic. writer or director constantine giannaris (3 steps to heaven) offer a relatively generic 95 minutes and in which the standout moments involve how stupid and sexist and (from the looks of things) pretty much irredeemable most of these guys are. (interestingly and the gayer the guy and the more redeemable he appears. ) what really rankles is the treatment of the women. greek and russian males would seem to give the italians a run for their money regarding that famous madonna or whore complex. has life in greece improved much for women since the time of plato and socrates. one has to wonder. if i seem to be equating russians and greeks in this review and i apologize and but even the non émigrés pictured here (the cab driver and for instance) are creeps. according to another review on this site and the film (a hit on its home turf) was actually submitted by greece for an academy award for best foreign film. what this says about the state of greek movie making and i hesitate to ponder. 
at last. here a movie that does as much for the reputations of the men of greece and russia as gigli did for the those of mr. affleck and ms. lo. from the edge of the city details the sad and sordid lives of some young russian émigrés who live in and around athens and spend their time burglarizing cars and getting laid and pimping woman émigrés and prostituting themselves (but were not gay because we do not do and you know. and if we do and it only once or twice. with the same guy. ) there is hardly anything here you have not seen before and better while only the athens locale adds a little novelty even then there but a scene or two that scenic. writer or director constantine giannaris (3 steps to heaven) offer a relatively generic 95 minutes and in which the standout moments involve how stupid and sexist and (from the looks of things) pretty much irredeemable most of these guys are. (interestingly and the gayer the guy and the more redeemable he appears. ) what really rankles is the treatment of the women. greek and russian males would seem to give the italians a run for their money regarding that famous madonna or whore complex. has life in greece improved much for women since the time of plato and socrates. one has to wonder. if i seem to be equating russians and greeks in this review and i apologize and but even the non émigrés pictured here (the cab driver and for instance) are creeps. according to another review on this site and the film (a hit on its home turf) was actually submitted by greece for an academy award for best foreign film. what this says about the state of greek movie making and i hesitate to ponder. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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