The Roads of Violence 1989
Directed by the bold Greek filmmaker Takis Melidis, *The Roads of Violence (1989)* plunges into Athens' neon-lit underbelly through the eyes of two young women from the provinces.
Director: Takis Melidis
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *The Roads of Violence (1989)* about?
*The Roads of Violence (1989)* follows Emilia and Daphne, two young women who flee their provincial life for Athens, only to witness a murder on their first night. Their attempt to expose the killer backfires, turning their pursuit of justice into a nightmare as witnesses vanish and Daphne is imprisoned for life.
Who directed *The Roads of Violence*?
Takis Melidis directed *The Roads of Violence (1989)*, infusing the film with a raw, atmospheric style that heightens its crime-drama intensity.
Who stars in *The Roads of Violence*?
The film features standout performances from Teta Douzou, Christos Callow, Mairi Alyfanti, and Kostas Bardakas, alongside Dina Barka and Nikos Magdalinos.
Is *The Roads of Violence (1989)* worth watching?
Packed with suspense and social critique, *The Roads of Violence* is a gripping crime drama that delivers relentless tension and emotional weight. Its gritty storytelling and strong performances make it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.
How long is *The Roads of Violence*?
*The Roads of Violence (1989)* runs for 105 minutes, delivering a tight, immersive experience.
About The Roads of Violence (1989) — A Gritty Crime Drama of Fate and Danger in Athens
Directed by the bold Greek filmmaker Takis Melidis, *The Roads of Violence (1989)* plunges into Athens' neon-lit underbelly through the eyes of two young women from the provinces. Emilia and Daphne arrive in the city chasing dreams, only to stumble upon a brutal murder in their very first night out. When Emilia tries to shine a light on the killer, she uncovers a chilling pattern—witnesses met with sudden, violent ends, all pointing back to her and Daphne. What begins as a search for justice spirals into a harrowing descent, as Daphne faces life behind bars and Emilia descends into a haze of drugs and danger.
With its gritty crime-drama edge, *The Roads of Violence (1989)* blends suspense and raw emotion, painting a stark portrait of urban corruption and the cost of innocence lost. The film's pulsating tension and unflinching storytelling capture the turbulence of a city where freedom and peril walk hand in hand.