Σουσουράδα

In the harsh landscape of post-war Greece, a young man finds himself drawn into a life of crime and violence. He becomes entangled with a dangerous woman and a criminal underworld, leading him down a path of moral compromise. The film explores themes of alienation, desperation, and the struggle for survival in a society grappling with its past.

Nikos Koundouros's 'Σουσουράδα' is considered a landmark of Greek cinema, praised for its raw portrayal of post-war societal decay and its innovative visual style. It was noted for its uncompromising look at the darker aspects of human nature and its contribution to the development of Greek New Wave cinema.

• Praised for its stark, expressionistic visuals and powerful performances.
• Seen as a significant work in Greek cinema for its unflinching social commentary.
• Lauded for its exploration of morally ambiguous characters and their desperate circumstances.

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Awarded at the Thessaloniki International Film Festival (1960) for Best Film and Best Actor.

Nikos Koundouros, the director, also makes a notable appearance in the film in a supporting role.