No Harm's Done

About This Movie

No Harm's Done, directed by Alekos Sakellarios in '55, dives into a web of deceit and romantic entanglements. It's a comedy that nails that blend of lightheartedness with a touch of pathos, you know? Lalakis, the main character, is this interesting guy caught between his wife and his mistress, which gives the film a nice tension. The train setting adds a unique atmosphere, like a microcosm of relationships in motion. The pacing is fairly brisk, keeping you engaged but also allowing for those moments of reflection. The performances are sincere, especially the chemistry between the leads. It’s a film that reflects on love, fidelity, and the little lies we tell each other, all packaged in a charmingly retro visual style.

Explores themes of fidelity and deception · Set primarily on a train, creating a unique atmosphere · Features strong performances that elevate the comedic elements