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==Plot== | ==Plot== | ||
==Filmning== | ==Filmning== | ||
[[File:San Pascual, 28027 Madrid, Spain - panoramio - Ricardo Ricote Rodrí… (2).jpg|230px|thumb|left|The A2 Motorway is the first {{ring road}} of [[Alikianos]]; most the film elapses in a neighbourhood of social housing built in the decade of the 1970s, which highlights social differences on both sides of the road.]] | [[File:San Pascual, 28027 Madrid, Spain - panoramio - Ricardo Ricote Rodrí… (2).jpg|230px|thumb|left|The A2 Motorway is the first {{wp|ring road}} of [[Alikianos]]; most the film elapses in a neighbourhood of social housing built in the decade of the 1970s, which highlights social differences on both sides of the road.]] | ||
==Reception== | ==Reception== | ||
==References== | ==References== |
Revision as of 01:01, 1 October 2022
Extrarradio | |
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Directed by | Vasilios Zografopoulos |
Written by | Vasilios Zografopoulos |
Screenplay by | Dimitrios Laskarallis |
Story by | Vasilios Zografopoulos |
Produced by | ALKX PRT |
Starring | Georgios Mellou Sofia Zografouti See: cast |
Music by | Chryssa Vlahakou |
Production company | ALKX |
Distributed by | Piraean Radio and Television |
Release dates |
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Running time | 104 Minutes |
Country | Piraea |
Language | Piraean |
Budget | € 4,100,000 |
Box office | € 25 million |
Extrarradio (Piraean: Περίχωρα; Gaullican: Banlieue) is a Piraean drama film produced and released in 2022. It was written and directed by Vasilios Zografopoulos, and filmed entirely in the city of Alikianos. Extrarradio follows the life of two young adults in their 20s, which live in buildings of the periphery of Alikianos separated from the core of the city by a motorway, as the two explore love, heroin and their own sexuality in the decade of the 1990s and the heroin crisis that bursted in poor and middle class neighbourhoods of the city.
The film received favourable critics, although it was seen as a crude picture of the time and lives of young people in the 1990s, a decade of democratic openness and economic liberalisation, but also harsh social contrasts and a lack of opportunities.