Me, Myself and I

About This Movie

So, 'Me, Myself and I' directed by Orestis Laskos is quite the quirky slice of 60s Greek comedy. The main character, Yangos, played by Lambros Konstantaras, is this self-absorbed factory director caught up in a web of relationships that are more comedic than romantic. The film captures that slightly absurd tone where personal ambitions clash with everyday life, and the pacing has a nice rhythm, moving from one awkward situation to another. Plus, the performances, especially Konstantaras, add a layer of charm amidst the chaos. There's this interesting exploration of selfishness and loyalty, all wrapped in a light-hearted atmosphere. The practical effects aren’t anything flashy, but they serve the story well, grounding it in a relatable reality.

Insightful look at 60s Greek culture · Explores themes of selfishness and loyalty · Quirky humor with a relatable edge