Money, A Mythology of Darkness (Greek: äÿ ÃÂÃÂîüñ - ÃÂùñ üàøÿûÿóïñ ÃÂÿàãúÃÂÃÂÿàÃÂ) is a 1998 feature Greek film directed by the Greek director, writer and producer Vassilis Mazomenos. The film is the first European 3D animation feature film and deals with the influence of wealth on humanity. In 2015, The Hindu's film critic, Naman Ramachandran, called it "[t]he Greek film that is most relevant today..."
A Christ-like figure explores the degeneration of society caused by the cult of wealth.
It was the first European feature 3D animation film. This was Mazomenos' third feature film, however he had previously worked with computer-generated images in The Triumph of Time, although these were two-dimensional.
Vrasidas Karalis wrote in A History of Greek Cinema:
Part of the film trilogy about the end of the West, that was presented and awarded in the 2001 retrospective in Fantasporto.
1998: Greek State Film Awards (Second Prize for Documentary or Animated Film Awarded to Animated Film) - Won
1999: European Fantasy Award (George Melies Award) - Nominated
1999: Fantasporto Special Jury Award - Co-winner - Won