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2015. Greece, the cradle of democracy, is on the verge of Bankruptcy. The Greek people are in sorrow. Europe is under threat and the repayment deadline has arrived.
Public Enemy tells the story of a country that became the public enemy, for the first time Greek politicians and artists talk about their "war", their hopes, their failures, and what happened beyond the media storytelling. Public Enemy is not just a story about Greece, it tells the story of the mechanics of power, and the forces at work now which are as relevant as they were in Ancient Greece.
Public Enemy
Struggling 16-year-old Dean runs a backyard cook shop to support his sick mother. Amidst adolescence's trials at Haile Selassie High School, located in Kingston’s rough Payneland, he battles bullies, including the gnarly school bully, and harbours an unrequited love for his neighbour, Erica. When their English class dives into Shakespeare's "Romeo & Juliet" over a weekend assignment, Dean envisions himself as Romeo, with Erica as his rebel Juliet, sparking newfound courage.