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EVE (1953) heralds the arrival of cinematic modernism in Europe, in the same way that Agnes Varda’s Pointe-Courte, is now considered in the bibliography to be the forerunner of the French Nouvelle Vague. Eve is the filmmaker’s first work with a plot set in the present and based on an original script that explores themes of betrayal and marital oppression through the story of a woman trapped in an unhappy marriage who begins a passionate affair. Maria Plyta created a radical representation of female sexual desire, female self-actualization, and presenting the male body as a source of visual pleasure. Additionally, with Eve, Plyta raises concerns about the institution of marriage, which can trap two people in a daily life full of anger, depression, and even hatred.

EYA (1953).mkv

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Runtime:	1h 21mn
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https://nitro.download/view/0010688CEE6216D/EYA_(1953).mkv

Language(s):Greek
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A peaceful innocent man is mistaken for a serial ravisher and killer who looks very much like him. He finds himself on the run by everyone that knows him, and finally hides inside a night club owned by small crooks. In his face, they see the leader that will give them everything they desire…

O Drakos - The Ogre of Athens (1956) Nikos Koundouros - 1080p.mkv

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https://nitro.download/view/727EBCE75D863A8/O_Drakos_-_The_Ogre_of_Athens_(1956)_Nikos_Koundouros_-_1080p.mkv

Language(s):Greek
Subtitles:English

Many thanks to @Marcio for this copy

The post Nikos Koundouros – O drakos AKA The Ogre of Athens (1956) (HD) first appeared on Cinema of the World.