Kolonaki Conduct Zero
When an open-hearted folk man, a butcher of the profession, buys an apartment to stay with his family in a block of flats in a lush neighborhood, the tenants are colluding in order to get him away. The only defenders are the concierge and a general who will think of a clever way to correct the situation.
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Plot Summary
A young, ambitious woman from the working class infiltrates the affluent circles of Kolonaki, Athens. She uses her intelligence and charm to manipulate the wealthy elite for her own gain. However, her carefully constructed facade begins to crumble as her past catches up with her and her true intentions are revealed, leading to a dramatic confrontation.
Critical Reception
Nikos Koundouros's "Kolonaki Conduct Zero" was a significant film in Greek cinema, exploring themes of social class, ambition, and deception. It was praised for its sharp social commentary and Koundouros's distinctive directorial style, capturing the zeitgeist of the era. The performances, particularly by Mary Chronopoulou, were also highlighted for their intensity.
What Reviewers Say
- A compelling portrayal of social climbing and its moral compromises.
- Nikos Koundouros delivers a visually striking and thematically rich critique of Athenian high society.
- Features a powerful central performance that anchors the film's dramatic narrative.
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Fun Fact
The film's title, "Kolonaki Conduct Zero," is a satirical jab at the perceived lack of morality or ethical 'conduct' among the residents of the affluent Kolonaki district in Athens.
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