Kotsos at the EEC

About This Movie

Kotsos at the EEC is an interesting slice of 80s Greek cinema that transports you to Brussels during the early days of European integration. The film's comedic approach to cultural exchanges feels a bit dated, but in a charming way. Kotsos, as the representative Greek, stumbles through lessons on European customs, creating this lighthearted yet somewhat chaotic atmosphere. The pacing is brisk, with quick dialogue and situational humor that sometimes falls flat but often hits the mark. The performances are engaging, particularly Kotsos himself, who navigates misunderstandings with a naive earnestness. What stands out is how it captures the essence of the era's political climate, blending humor with a touch of social commentary, making it a distinctive piece for collectors interested in cultural narratives.

Captures the early EEC dynamics through humor. · Features a mix of cultural lessons and comedy. · Showcases 80s Greek cinema's take on European integration.