Netrino 1999
Yannis Paraskevopoulos' gritty crime drama *Netrino (1999)* plunges viewers into the morally murky world of Alkis, a man freshly released from prison seeking redemption—or at least a fresh start.
Director: Yannis Paraskevopoulos
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Netrino (1999) about?
*Netrino* follows Alkis, a recently paroled man whose brief romance with an enigmatic woman reignites his dreams of a normal life. But his old criminal instincts pull him back into the underworld, where he reunites with former accomplices to orchestrate a risky bank robbery. As the heist unfolds, trust erodes, and Alkis must confront the consequences of his choices.
Who directed Netrino?
The film was directed by Yannis Paraskevopoulos, known for his work in Greek cinema during the late '90s.
Who stars in Netrino?
The main cast includes Apostolos Gkletsos, Tania Kapsali, Dimitra Matsouka, Alkis Panagiotidis, and Dimitris Piatas, with Konstantinos Tzoumas rounding out the ensemble.
Is Netrino (1999) worth watching?
As a crime drama steeped in gritty realism, *Netrino* delivers a tight 90-minute narrative with strong performances and a tense atmosphere. While it lacks the polish of big-budget films, its raw energy and moral ambiguity make it a compelling watch for fans of the genre.
How long is Netrino?
The film runs for 90 minutes.
About Netrino (1999) — A Greek crime drama of love, betrayal, and a heist gone wrong
Yannis Paraskevopoulos' gritty crime drama *Netrino (1999)* plunges viewers into the morally murky world of Alkis, a man freshly released from prison seeking redemption—or at least a fresh start. His fleeting encounter with a mysterious woman reignites his hopes for love, but fate has other plans. Drawn back to his old criminal associates, Alkis plots a high-stakes bank heist, only to find the line between loyalty and betrayal dangerously thin. The film crackles with tension as betrayals unfold and alliances crumble, all wrapped in the neon-drenched cynicism of urban Greece.
With a runtime of just 90 minutes, *Netrino* wastes no time, delivering sharp dialogue, a pulsating atmosphere of desperation, and a story that questions how far one will go for freedom—or revenge. The cast, led by Apostolos Gkletsos as Alkis, brings raw intensity to their roles, portraying characters caught between their pasts and the hollow promises of their futures.