Athinai

  • November 22, 2023 / 19:00

Director: Eva Stefani
Greece, 1995, 40', DCP, color
Greek with Turkish, English subtitles

One night in the spring of 1995, the camera observing life at the Larissa Train Station in Athens introduces us to the 'tenants' of the station: Antonia, Florakis, and George. The film, shot over four weeks, presents a gallery of people living at the station by following the chronological structure of a single evening: homeless individuals, soldiers, and migrants define a space where different worlds converge and coexist.

The Rehearsal

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Rom

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Meteor & Shadow

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Fournoi, A Female Society

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Athinai

Athinai

Megara

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Children of Helidona

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The Tree We Hurt

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Theofilos

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The Other Letter

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The Travelling Players

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See You

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The Golden Horn

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Is mutual understanding possible? <br> Berlinde De Bruyckere

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