Joy

The film follows Hara as she leaves the maternity hospital with her newborn baby, immersing herself in the tender routines of motherhood. Daily life is filled with affection and devotion, contrasted sharply by alarming news of a baby abduction from the hospital, which disrupts the serene atmosphere.

Joy captures the emotional spectrum of new parenthood, balancing the joy of a new life with the anxiety of potential loss. The film’s focus on the bond between mother and child, set against a realistic and harrowing backdrop, offers a thought-provoking viewing experience for those interested in character-driven narratives. With performances by Amalia Moutoussi and Giorgos Symeonidis, it reflects the complexities of familial love and societal fears.