Discover the intriguing tale behind filmmaker Adonis Kyrou's controversial movie "The Roundup." This cinematic attempt at capturing the Greek resistance during WWII caused a stir with its unique style reminiscent of Bertolt Brecht. Despite being labeled a confused mess, the film defied expectations and sparked heated debates at the 1966 Cannes Film Festival. Kyrou's bold approach elevated the movie to a rarefied critical status, showcasing audacity over traditional quality. Just like many exploitation directors, Kyrou's work challenges viewers to see beyond the surface and embrace the unconventional. Dive into this compelling narrative that transcends its flaws to deliver a thought-provoking experience. Uncover the hidden gems in 'bad' films, as Kyrou himself once urged, and witness how "The Roundup" defies conventions to carve its own path in cinematic history.