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Amateur Actors Shine in New Greek Comedy

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An amateur cast impresses in the film 'The Great Massacre of B’ KAPI Alimos'.
The director, Athanasios Tommy Sklavos, effectively portrays a story involving a mysterious bomb explosion.
The film combines comedy with thought-provoking themes about aging and societal injustices.
Elements of dark humor work particularly well throughout the movie.
The narrative shifts between comedy and poignant moments, leaving a strong emotional impact.

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An amateur cast impresses in the film 'The Great Massacre of B’ KAPI Alimos'.
The director, Athanasios Tommy Sklavos, effectively portrays a story involving a mysterious bomb explosion.
The film combines comedy with thought-provoking themes about aging and societal injustices.
Elements of dark humor work particularly well throughout the movie.
The narrative shifts between comedy and poignant moments, leaving a strong emotional impact.

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