Miss Violence 2013

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Miss Violence

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On the day of her birthday, eleven-year-old Angeliki (Chloe Bolota) jumps off the balcony and falls to her death with a smile on her face. While the police and Social Services try to discover the reason for this apparent suicide, Angeliki's family keep insisting that it was an accident.

What is the secret that young Angeliki took with her? Why does her family persist in trying to ''forget'' her and to move on with its life?

These are the answers that the people from Social Services look for when they visit the family's clean and orderly home. The father has made sure nothing is missing and that everything is where it belongs. It seems as if nothing can betray them. But Angeliki's younger brother unintentionally reveals clues which will gradually shatter the family's well-polished world, forcing them to come face to face with that which, for so many years, they have been hiding or could not bear to see. One by one they will break down, until finally, violence will once again offer the solution, keeping the family united and the secret safe.

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Athens 2013. Somewhere near the city center. Colored apartment blocks create a grey world. The quiet of an unbearable daily routine is broken by the suicide of a young girl. What could possibly drive a child to decide that she no longer wants to live? And why did nobody know her truth? This girl, like a symbol of many modern-day children who are forced to submit to the rules of a harsh, hopeless society, proceeds to lay bare and reveal every kind of possible exploitation and manipulation carried out in a system which some people still call a family. The Father, as the leader, commands and defines the way the family functions through ways which are not much different to those used to manipulate society. The rest of the family members are victims that can no longer function with rules other than the ones they have been raised with. I always wonder who has the power: the one who strikes or the one who feels the pain? The harshest violence is that of silence. Of the unspoken. Of the regularity that covers up every emotional void created by the exercise of power.

Miss Violence Movie Details 🎥

Directed by

Alexandros Avranas

Writing Credits

Alexandros Avranas

Kostas Peroulis

Starring

Themis Panou

Reni Pittaki

Eleni Roussinou

Sissy Toumasi

Kalliopi Zontanou

Constantinos Athanasiades

Chloe Bolota

Maria Skoula

Nikos Hatzopoulos

Minas Hatzisavvas

Maria Kallimani

Kostas Antalopoulos

Anna Koutsaftiki

Christos Loulis

Cinematography by

Olympia Mytilinaiou

Genre: Drama

Country: Greece

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