This film is complete tripe. Not only would it not pass Robert McKee's muster, it has nothing but stereotypical, 2 dimensional characters. It is a Canadian embarassment. The testament to this is how quickly the seies fell from grace. One of the MANY problems in this film is the fact that Nia and her husband-to-be simply fold to the desires of the family. She completly gives herself over to her stereotypical family's desires. Disgusting. Not a celebration of Greek culture, rather a racist and trite look at a story no one REALLY cares about.