The acclaimed new Greek film "Apples" imagines a world in the grips of an amnesia epidemic. Director Christos Nikou swings by Be Reel to remember the origins of his sci-fi debut, what he learned from working with Yorgos Lanthimos on "Dogtooth," and why he thinks Charlie Kaufman movies are "one million times" harder to write than "Citizen Kane."

"Apples" is out now in New York and LA and rolls out around the country in July.

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'Apples' Director Christos Nikou on Memory, 'The Truman Show' and Yorgos Lanthimos [Be Reel] 29:53 Share

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'Apples' Director Christos Nikou on Memory, 'The Truman Show' and Yorgos Lanthimos [Be Reel]