Läs på svenska: Alexandra Pascalidous dokumentärfilm om dagens Grekland
I'm sitting here in the middle of the night and have been watching a new documentary made by Alexandra Pascalidou, a successful Greek journalist in Sweden: "What's wrong with the Greeks?". The film is in Swedish, but many parts are in English and Greek as well. The description of the situation in the country is very good. This is how it is. It's true that children are fainting in schools because they haven't eaten for days. When the school psychologist burst into tears talking about the situation I started to cry as well.
How to change this vicious circle?
I'm sitting here in the middle of the night and have been watching a new documentary made by Alexandra Pascalidou, a successful Greek journalist in Sweden: "What's wrong with the Greeks?". The film is in Swedish, but many parts are in English and Greek as well. The description of the situation in the country is very good. This is how it is. It's true that children are fainting in schools because they haven't eaten for days. When the school psychologist burst into tears talking about the situation I started to cry as well.
How to change this vicious circle?
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