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You have a point in theory but in that case it would have been I love Crete/Corfu/Lesbos and not I love Karditsa.My idea was that since it was a movie targeted at a Greek audience, the name of Karditsa invoked in the mind of an average viewer a response less favourable than Island/Nisos which was filmed in a Greek island. If you have seen both trailers you will probably understand what I mean, and dispensing momentarily with a strictly Greek audience requirement, which image resonates more in imagination, Greek islands or Karditsa or any other similar city of mainland Greece for that matter. Since both movies purported in a manner to reflect the local societies which are obviously linked with their respective locales, the question of which is more attractive inevitably rises. The point of the movies was that they cashed on the idiosycrasy of their locales otherwise they would not have such names- they could be called The Will, and Accidental Twins respectively. I was not speaking to the relation of the locale to any type of movie but the role- and the comparative response to the locale in those particular movies. I was not speaking generally, perhaps my response citing Mamma Mia as an example was not clarifying enough.