Greek Doc, Manos Efstratiadis, Screening: September 16th, Town Hall
Duration: 26′ On October 17, 1941, 230 men between the ages of 15 and 60 were executed by the Nazis in Ano and Kato Kerdylia in the Prefecture of Serres. 39 years after the Holocaust, a film crew records for …
Greek Doc, Manos Efstratiadis, Screening: September 16th, Town Hall
Duration: 25′ The “inner” journey of a Greek in Cyprus, 14 years after the Turkish invasion. Larnaca is the starting point. The divided Nicosia is an intermediate station. Destination – after a route, next to the “Atilla Line” – the …
Greek Doc, Screening: September 16th, Town Hall
Duration: 70′ The Civil Speech is a cinematic essay on the ideology of the history of the National Resistance. By juxtaposing the relevant discourses of the Right and the Left it provides the possibility of comparing the logic of the …
Greek Doc, Labour, Screening: September 17th, Town Hall
Duration: 22′ A dyer waits for a customer in the Town Hall Square from morning to night. The “Waiting” is the second short film by Kostas Sfikas, on the same theme as the « Inauguration», that of the harsh everyday …
Greek Doc, Screening: September 17th, Town Hall
Duration: 64′ An ancient event-custom: The sacrifice to the gods, which still survives in the villages of Lesvos, seen through the eyes of a child guided by his grandmother’s stories.
Greek Doc, Screening: September 17th, Town Hall
Duration: 60′ A key element of the Minoan civilization was sport. From the founding of the Olympic Games in 776 BC in Olympia until the early Christian years, the director’s personal research revealed many Cretan athletes who took part and …
Greek Doc, Labour, Screening: September 17th, Town Hall
Duration: 30′ Τhe documentary focuses on the relationship between landscape and architecture, following the terraces, the work of anonymous people, magnificent, made with the humblest materials of the Aegean, which supported the life of countless generations in a barren and …
Greek Doc, Screening: September 17th, Town Hall
Duration: 27′ The well-known journalist, film critic, poet and writer Ninos Mikelidis talks about his life and work, as well as about the “Panorama of European Cinema” Festival that he founded and has been directing continuously for 35 years.
Greek Doc, Screening: September 17th, Town Hall
Duration: 67′ The peculiarity of the regime of Samos contributed to the development of institutions different from the other islands of the Aegean, which had remained outside the borders of the Greek state. The non-inclusion, in 1830, of the island …
Cyprus Doc, Greek Doc, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 17th
Duration: 26′ This documentary deals with the green line in Cyprus. A building of isolation and lack of freedom that spread from one end of the country to the other, after the Turkish invasion and remains a violent symbol to …