Wild Duck 2013
In *Wild Duck* (2013), Yannis Sakaridis crafts a gripping drama that follows Dimitris, a once-proud telecommunications engineer whose financial struggles force him to close his business after falling into debt with a ruthless loan shark.
Director: Yannis Sakaridis
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Wild Duck (2013) about?
*Wild Duck* centers on Dimitris, a telecommunications engineer whose business collapses under the weight of debt. Teaming up with his friend Nikos, he uncovers a scandal tied to an apartment tenant named Panagiota. As his financial and moral challenges mount, Dimitris must confront his past and decide how far he's willing to go to fix his life.
Who directed Wild Duck?
Yannis Sakaridis directed *Wild Duck*, bringing a sharp, atmospheric style to this intense drama.
Who stars in Wild Duck?
The film features Alexandros Logothetis as Dimitris, Yorgos Pirpassopoulos as Nikos, and Yannis Stankoglou in a pivotal role, alongside Ilias Logothetis and Themis Bazaka.
Is Wild Duck (2013) worth watching?
*Wild Duck* is a tense, thematically rich drama that delivers a compelling character study. Its exploration of debt and moral compromise makes it a thought-provoking watch, though its gritty tone may not appeal to all audiences. Fans of character-driven dramas will find much to appreciate here.
How long is Wild Duck?
*Wild Duck* runs for 88 minutes.
Wild Duck (2013): A Gripping Drama of Debt and Redemption
In *Wild Duck* (2013), Yannis Sakaridis crafts a gripping drama that follows Dimitris, a once-proud telecommunications engineer whose financial struggles force him to close his business after falling into debt with a ruthless loan shark. Desperate to uncover the truth behind a local scandal, Dimitris teams up with his friend Nikos, an engineer at a corporate firm, as they dig deeper into the mystery. Their investigation leads them to Panagiota, a woman living in an apartment that becomes the center of a high-stakes dilemma for Dimitris. As his financial and moral crises collide, a trip back to his hometown forces him to confront his past and the choices that led him to this breaking point.
Sakridis' direction infuses the film with a tense, atmospheric mood, blending personal struggle with systemic corruption. The narrative explores themes of debt, betrayal, and redemption, wrapping them in a story of friendship tested by adversity. With its sharp focus on ordinary people navigating extraordinary circumstances, *Wild Duck* offers a raw, compelling look at how far one man will go to reclaim his life—and his dignity.