(original title: Gynaikes Pou Perasate Apo Do ) is a 2017 Greek comedy that serves as the final film from acclaimed director Stavros Tsiolis . It is often described as an "immobile road movie," capturing the essence of human connection through a series of fleeting encounters in a single Athenian neighborhood.
The story follows two world-weary friends, Panayiotis and Vasilis, who are hired to keep watch outside a house in Athens where an extra room is being built illegally. As they sit and wait for potential building inspectors, a colorful "parade" of passers-by unfolds before them. Each person they encounter—mostly women—carries a unique story of unrequited love, unfulfilled dreams, or strange life coincidences. The two men find themselves becoming both spectators and accidental participants in the mini-dramas of these strangers' lives. Critical Review (original title: Gynaikes Pou Perasate Apo Do )
Critics generally highlight the film as a poetic and humorous closing chapter to Tsiolis' "Women" trilogy (which includes Please, Ladies, Don't Cry and Let the Women Wait ). Women Who Passed My Way (2017) - IMDb As they sit and wait for potential building