Let the dogs in!... As if Zacharias himself, the grumpy, complaining, and malevolent dog who torments the unfortunate Gerasimos day and night, wasn't enough, now he brings his friends home to complete his owner's despair. Thus, the poor retiree is forced to share his couch and table with a dirty, parasite-ridden street dog that Zacharias insists on considering his friend, just to get on his elderly master's nerves.
But Gerasimos's troubles don't stop there. There's also Charalambos, his own friend. The centenarian, yet youthful old man, whose dementia and monumental amnesia exhaust the last remnants of Gerasimos's patience.
So, this fourth album of "Peers" by Arkas is hilariously tragic. Tender and relentless, harsh and uproariously funny, it completes the creator's humorous yet insightful look at the problems of old age.
So don't hesitate... Let the dogs in and laugh.
