- Genre
- Comedy
- Year
- 1962
- Runtime
- 1h23
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The End of the Two-Cent Coin
Small coin, big laughs: a classic Greek comedy treasure.
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Synopsis
"The End of the Two-Cent Coin" (original title: "Τέρμα Τα Δίφραγκα") is a 1962 Greek comedy film starring Vasilis Avlonitis, one of Greece's most beloved comedic actors. The film delves into the daily struggles and humorous mishaps surrounding the economic challenges of the era, using a lighthearted narrative to explore social and financial issues faced by ordinary people. Set against the backdrop of early 1960s Greece, the movie blends satire and slapstick to offer a poignant yet entertaining commentary on the value of money and human relationships, making it an enduring classic in Greek cinema.
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Reviews
While "The End of the Two-Cent Coin" may not be widely known internationally, it holds a nostalgic place in Greek cinematic history, largely due to Vasilis Avlonitis' memorable performance. On IMDb, the film has a modest rating of 5.3/10, reflecting mixed opinions from contemporary viewers. Critics often praise Avlonitis' comedic timing and the film's charm rooted in its cultural context. However, modern audiences may find the pacing and production values dated compared to contemporary standards. There are no aggregated reviews on major platforms like Rotten Tomatoes or Metacritic, which is common for films of this era and region. Nonetheless, Greek film enthusiasts appreciate it for its authentic portrayal of societal issues with humor and heart, describing it as "a time capsule of classic Greek comedy" and "an insightful look into 1960s social dynamics." Some critiques point out that certain jokes and scenarios may not resonate universally today but acknowledge the film's role in shaping Greek film comedy.
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