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 The style is undoubtedly minimalist, conversations reduced to the bone, and the camera lingers on the urban landscape as an aid to the sparse words of the protagonists.

 Despite their hissing words, the feelings seep through the grey coating like drops of steam fogging up the lens through which we watch the film.

Attenberg is a minimalist film set in post-modern Greece that explores Marina's coming-of-age through complex family dynamics and emotional restraint. The movie is rich with symbolic gestures and sparse dialogue, echoing themes seen in the new Greek cinema movement. Marina’s journey from victimhood to self-emancipation is subtle yet powerful, culminating in a nuanced, non-negative ending. Discover Attenberg's unique take on youth and grief—watch the film to experience its haunting minimalism firsthand.