nickzane

Not exactly. This sitcom is called Close Your Eyes a.k.a. "Kleise ta matia" and it has nothing to do with the film. It is a nicely, well plotted, full of surprising twists and crazy encounters sitcom which is different to the rest Greek sitcoms due to the fact that it has a unique direction. The use of music is sublime and the direction has a 24 feeling to it. It portraits the upper Athenian class quite efficiently and it doesn't lack the spine of a screenplay as many other sitcoms do. Every action is justified, and leads to a great climax in the episodes and throughout each episode one has a great feeling of agony of what's going to happen next. Great sitcom for Greek standards and not only. Pleasurable to watch.

Good writing, good directing, good acting. It is overall a good film. A very good film. Zach braff delivers a fine direction and Natalie portman along with peter sasgaard deliver very good performances. But despite the film's 'goodness' there's something missing. Why, oh why it had to be so short. I mean, the editing and the story was all great, but i believe that the audience needed something more. It should dig more into the characters, it should explain some things it didn't quite well explain (see; the void, the ark, the necklace). It should be at least a 120min film. That way everything would be perfect. The story would have a more natural continuity and everyone would be happy. Two people we can blame. Either the writer for not writing a more complete script or the studio for not allowing the film to exceed the 90 minutes of runtime. Well, this is air-talk now. It was a good film and this is all that matters.