The screenplay of the film constructs a realistic and convincing world, with a painful social human situation, effectively building dramatic tension that holds throughout the film. The film connects the viewer to universal questions of identity, migration, and wounded patriarchal masculinity, in which violence is perceived as a legitimate language for resolving conflicts, but to this violence there are consequences. The character of Christos, the Albanian, is written with depth and sensitivity. Through him, the screenplay raises questions about the social divisions in which we live. What are the rights of a privileged person, compared to the obligations of the people that concerns as "guest"?
