Greek Doc, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 18th
Duration: 20′ Kalavryta was a free, highly developed town for its time with a philharmonic, cinema and intense social life. It is still a symbolic part of the start of the Greek revolution of 1821. On December 13, 1943, Adolf …
Greek Doc, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 18th
Duration: 27′ In the Eastern Aegean between Ikaria and Samos there is a small island. Thymaina. It’s morning and like every day the high school kids leave with “Spyridoula”, the boat of Captain Lefteris for Fournous. Sweet voices can be …
Greek Doc, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 18th
Duration: 18′ A young woman reconnects with her children after her release from prison, and the reintegration and rehab program. The film follows a few of the first days of their new life together, the challenges, thoughts and feelings of …
Film O'clock, International Doc, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 18th
Duration: 19′ In and around the historical ruins of Fustat, in Old Cairo, tensions simmer between the site’s government-appointed guards and residents of a nearby informal settlement, al-Izba. The guards chase away looters and confiscate their equipment, while locals infuriate …
Greek Doc, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 18th
Duration: 50′ A group of black refugees, who have just been “washed up” by the sea, represent the divine drama. A religious nurse tries to ease the pain of a sick poet. A yuppie recounts his seven deadly sins at …
Greek Doc, Labour, Open-air Cinema, Screening: September 18th
Duration: 78′ The dreams of large steel mills for almost free scrap and the “western” dream of an army of illegal immigrants meet in a series of slums in the shadow of the Parthenon. Which one crashes? Three Roma from …