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The film explores the significance of Greece’s national symbol, the Acropolis, in the creation of national identity and collective memory. Likening the “sacred rock” to the female body, the film attempts to make a comment on the timeless exploitation of the monument, while exploring the relation of History to pornography.

Acropolis (Eva Stefani, 2001).mkv

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Runtime: 	25 min 25 s
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https://nitro.download/view/C44ED2CF7C2528D/Acropolis_(Eva_Stefani,_2001).mkv

Language(s):English, Greek
Subtitles:English hardcoded for greek parts

The post Eva Stefani – Acropolis (2001) first appeared on Cinema of the World.

The film tells the story of a magical night in Athens. A man has a dream that concerns a strange robbery. When he returns home, he finds that all his belongings have been stolen in an equally strange manner. The man calls the police and an experienced cop tries to solve the case with rather unorthodox methods. But as the night drags on the mystery gradually appears to spread throughout the city. Strange incidents lead the heroes on a journey that appears to escape reality and meet the world of the dream.

“A slice of magical realism centered on various characters during a single night in Athens, “A Dog’s Dream” takes a while to find its feet after an exasperating opening reel. Still, this sophomore feature by writer-director Angelos Frantzis (“Polaroid” ) has a fairytale flavor and moments of simple poetry that mark him as a director to watch. Some fests may bite.

Thankfully, an endless pre-titles steadicam sequence, following a red-haired hooker (Peggy Trikalioti) into the basement of an opera house for a chaotic shoot-’em-up, has little to do, stylistically, with what follows. Main characters are a cop (Konstantinos Markoulakis) investigating a strange theft and a shy travel agent (Aris Servetalis) who’s been told by a fortune teller (Fotini Baxevani) that he’ll meet the love of his life before dawn. Latter is a narcoleptic actress (Lina Sakka) who’s actually the cop’s daughter — one of many coincidences in a labyrinthine tale that confuses as much as it charms. Pic requires a suspension of disbelief, and a willingness to go with the flow, as there are few answers to much of what is seen. But there’s definitely a talent at work here.”
-Variety

1.55GB | 01:26:42 | 975×572 | mkv

https://nitroflare.com/view/D0305C02A188AB4/To.oneiro.tou.skylou.AKA.A.Dogs.Dream.2005.DVDRip.x264.mkv

Language:Greek
Subtitles:English

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