Επικίνδυνες Συναντήσεις Πρώτου Τύπου

Filipe Furtado5.0

Youth going to the grinder. A portrait of a city where everything from institutions to brotherhood relationships is near collapse. The greatest punk film ever made. Nihilism has never been rendered this affecting.

Sean Gilman5.0

Starts with our heroine torturing her pet mice, ends on top of a literal mountain of death. Movies don't get any angrier.

reibureibu4.0

Colonial territory a negation of its peoples within which finds such people negating its use to the colonizers in negating the land itself. What else can you call its youth planting bombs in their own home? The act of terrorism becomes so unspokenly consigned by the city's own and their latent territorial anger that its outlet becomes those lost children who do not know their own history and do not have their own land and, unlike the older generation with ties to that land, do not care if everything goes in flames. At which point it's less of an ideological stance than it is an existential one, one where the value of life is seen more through its ability to generate the death (the negation) of other lives than in the cultivation of that life itself. No one wins, but at least they lose.