Meatballs 2017
In *Meatballs (2017)*, Chrys Barmpas crafts a sharp, modern fable about love turning sour when perfection masks deeper discontent. The film follows Panagiotis, a reserved architect whose dream relationship with his partner, Lena, begins to feel like a gilded cage.
Director: Chrys Barmpas
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Meatballs (2017) about?
*Meatballs* dives into the unraveling of a seemingly ideal relationship when Panagiotis, a quiet architect, realizes the woman of his dreams has become the architect of his misery. His once-idyllic bond with Lena now feels like a gilded cage, set against the backdrop of his growing fixation with an admiring coworker.
Who directed Meatballs?
Chrys Barmpas directs *Meatballs*, infusing the short film with a moody, introspective atmosphere that lingers long after the credits.
Who stars in Meatballs?
The film features Prometheus Aleifer as Panagiotis, Nancy Boukli as Lena, and Nikos Psarras in a supporting role.
Is Meatballs (2017) worth watching?
With its tight 15-minute runtime and compelling themes of romantic disillusionment, *Meatballs* is a standout for fans of psychological dramas. While it lacks an IMDb rating, its atmospheric storytelling and strong performances make it a thought-provoking slice of cinema.
How long is Meatballs?
Meatballs runs for 15 minutes.
About Meatballs (2017) — When a perfect relationship becomes a prison
In *Meatballs (2017)*, Chrys Barmpas crafts a sharp, modern fable about love turning sour when perfection masks deeper discontent. The film follows Panagiotis, a reserved architect whose dream relationship with his partner, Lena, begins to feel like a gilded cage. As his idealized vision of partnership unravels, he grapples with the suffocating weight of expectations—both his own and those imposed by his enamored admirer at the office. Shot with a minimalist, atmospheric tone, this 15-minute drama explores the quiet crisis of romantic stagnation, blending psychological tension with a touch of surrealism.
The story unfolds like a waking nightmare, where every shared meal feels laced with resentment and every whispered compliment echoes with hidden critique. Barmpas' direction leans into the claustrophobic intimacy of Panagiotis' emotional prison, making *Meatballs (2017)* a compelling watch for fans of introspective character studies. Starring Prometheus Aleifer as the disillusioned architect and Nancy Boukli as Lena, the film delivers a biting commentary on modern romance—where love's comforts can swiftly curdle into chains.