Family Stories review in Eleftherotypia Newspaper by Ioanna Kleftogianni.

“By flashback and in their own school years, the spectators arrive as students on the wooden benches of school to attend the Serbian scene “lesson” brutality that emits from the first few minutes of the familiar Balkan madness-which unfortunately does not differ from the Greek. The scenes of extreme domestic violence that followed several variations like parodying by coincidence the policy of Milosevic, have been operative cause the disintegration of the former Yugoslavia: the destructive power of the bombs, the refugee-packed trails, mass hysteria, the constant agony, terrorism, nationalism, the total destruction of the economy and the panicked “courage” as saying the dissident writer, which at the time of the bombing of Belgrade saw to huddle for the theatre’s “the trilogy of Belgrade”.

You can read the full review in Greek here.