Necktie

Lean way to showcase a scenario of 5 teens who ends off exploring what happens when they die. Ending sentence gives an ironic sense of how their mind evolved to experiment death and still act as a ritualistic way to justify. “Some child-level-woke kids who strictly follow the cause”

napoleon standoff

lmao

Bla bla bla metaphoric. I just bursted with laughter when the dramatic classical music started playing

The old ways are best.

I like to view this as a critique of the way contemporary education is for the most part intellectually 'killing' young people, which seems not far removed from Yorgos' intention for the film (i.e. youth exploring what happens when you die).