'Sea of Glass' Review: A Widow’s Coastal Healing Retreat Turns Into a Stately, Moody Greek Tragedy The film "Sea of Glass" has been making waves in the indie circuit for its unflinching portrayal of dysfunctional relationships and the struggle for female agency in a patriarchal society.
As the latest entry in Greek cinema's canon of critically acclaimed films, it joins a proud tradition of feminist storytelling that challenges the status quo.
At its core, "Sea of Glass" is a tale of two women: Vangelio, a widow in her sixties who seeks solace at a coastal resort on the Greek island of Evia, and Vicky, the young woman who runs the hotel with little support from her abusive father.