Bravo Laura Neri! Kill the Habit was so enjoyable and original! A very bold and clever simple story line, well executed. Performances are top-notched and plot twists keeps you engaged till the very end and beyond. Make sure you stick around for the surprises in the end credits:)
After a disagreement and a spur of the moment act of violence a drug dealer Lyall is killed by fun-loving Galia who was just looking for a good time and her next score. After the accidental death, she's got a problem, disposing of a dead body and perhaps his large stash of drug money. Should she take it? But matters are further complicated by the dealers girlfriend who is also staying at his apartment. She also decides to involve her best friend Soti. Now the three women must try and get away with murder and money. Kill the Habit is a great black comedy full of twists and turns that'll keep you guessing until the end. Will they get away with it?
"Kill The Habit" is a modern, feminist Western that evokes late-90s Coen and Wes Anderson. Galia, Soti, and Cardamosa are reimagined Greek Sirens on a voyage of their own, wreaking havoc (at times like cowgirls-on-the-run) set against a Wild-At-Heart landscape of wannabe junkies and awkward family pariahs. It's like if Bandits and Jackie Brown had a love child. That is this film!
