Attenberg, Dogtooth and the weird wave of Greek cinema  Are the
brilliantly strange films of Yorgos Lanthimos and Athina Rachel
Tsangari a product of Greece's economic turmoil? And will they
continue to make films in the troubled country?     • The
Guardian,     • Jump to comments () Evangelia Randou and Ariane
Labed in Attenberg. Photograph: Match Factory/Everett /Rex  It
must be the worst kiss in screen history. Two young women face
each other in front of a white wall. They crane their necks,
lock lips and awkwardly flex their jaws. There's no hint of
passion. They look more like two birds trying to feed each
other. After an excruciating minute of this, they pause. One of
them says she feels like throwing up. They clumsily rub their
tongues together a little more, only to end up spitting at each
other, then blowing raspberries, before hissing at each other
like cats.    1. Attenberg   2. Production year: 2010   3.
Country: Rest of the world   4. Cert (UK): 18   5. Runtime: 95
mins   6. Directors: Athina Rac