We without money

Synopsis

We without money (Εμείς τα μπατιράκια) is a 1963 Greek film directed by Nikos Tzimas. The story follows a group of young friends living in poverty in Athens as they navigate their daily lives filled with dreams, struggles, and moments of joy. Through their resourcefulness and solidarity, the friends find ways to cope with their challenging circumstances. The film delves into themes of friendship, resilience, and the human spirit in the face of adversity, capturing the essence of life in a lower-income urban community. With a mix of drama and humor, We without money paints a touching portrait of human relationships and the pursuit of happiness amidst financial hardship.

Cast

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  Pantelis Zervos

  confectioner

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  Georgia Vasileiadou

  mad woman

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  Giannis Malouhos

  Thanasis Bakakakis

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  Fragiskos Manellis

  Ilias Panagoulias

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  Nitsa Marouda

  Triantafyllia

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  Kostas Voutsas

  Pafsanias

Reviews

We without money, directed by Nikos Tzimas, has garnered mixed reviews from critics. The film's depiction of the struggles of the working class and the camaraderie among the characters has been praised for its authenticity and heartwarming portrayal. Rotten Tomatoes describes it as "A poignant snapshot of life in poverty with moments of genuine warmth." On the other hand, some critics have criticized the film for its slow pace and lack of narrative depth. IMDb users gave the movie a rating of 4.8/10, with opinions varying from 'raw and real' to 'lacking in substance'. Despite the polarized reviews, We without money offers a glimpse into the lives of the less privileged with poignant storytelling and genuine performances.