A fictional tale told against a real-life occurrence...
“A Blast,&#34; set during the years of the collapse of the Greek economy, tells the story of a generation’s disillusionment and radicalization. Directed by Syllas Tzoumerkas, the movie was nominated for Best Film at the Hellenic Film Academy Awards and the Sarajevo Film Festival.<br /><br />The world of Maria (Angeliki Papoulia) is shattering. Greece’s ongoing financial crisis has forced people everywhere to reevaluate their expectations of the world, and she refuses to conform to this trend. Unwilling to accept a life of lost dignity and a half-hearted desire to live, Maria wants out, attacking the people she loves, her country, and the perception of her sex.<br /><br />A flashback shows us college-age Maria revising her law school entry exam. The film moves rapidly back and forth among multiple time periods, a technique recently favored by contemporary directors. Because Ms. Papoulia’s appearance changes little in these scenes, it’s often difficult to figure out exactly where each scene falls chronologically.<br /><br />Director Tzoumerkas incorporates this disorientation to emphasize an escalating sense of panic. Eventually, the full picture crystalizes. Maria has abandoned her studies to run the failing grocery store owned by her wheelchair-bound mother (Themis Bazaka), and married Yannis (Vassilis Doganis), a handsome sailor whose frequent absences at sea leave his wife overwhelmed by her obligations to her parents and three kids.<br /><br />Placing a fictional story against the backdrop of the real Greek financial crisis suggests that, thematically, the movie will draw parallels between Maria’s personal troubles while the nation itself is on the verge of bankruptcy. There is a driving energy, juxtaposing scenes of years-ago optimism with present-day hardship. As Maria’s world deteriorates around her, we see bitterness consume her, and hope for a happier future fade.<br /><br />There are no bonus features on the unrated, widescreen DVD release. The film is in Greek, with English subtitles.
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