SCREENINGS
SCREENINGS
The screenings’s host take place at the Theater of the Municipal Cultural Multiplex “D. Chatzis”, with free entrance, at 20:00.
Program in brief
Monday 30/9: Photometria in Motion, Category: Short Films (1st part), 144′
Tuesday 1/10: Photometria in Motion, Category: Short Films (2nd part), 139′
Wednesday 2/10: Photometria in Motion, Category: Short Films (3rd part), 144′
Thursday 3/10: Photometria in Motion, Category: Documentaries, 45′
Friday 4/10: Photometria in Motion, Category: Animation, 100′
Saturday 5/10: Photometria in Motion, Category: Video Art, 96′
Monday 7/10: Pericles in America, John Cohen, 1988, 68′
Detailed program
Monday 30/9, 20:00
Photometria in Motion, Category: Short Films (1st part), 144′
Hunting, 5′, Maïa Aboualiten [France]
WE ARE ALL DOGS, 14′, Aminreza Alimohammadi [Iran]
Being one, 17′18′′, Juan Pablo Aróstegui [Mexico]
We Are Happy, 19′26′′, Mohamad Boorboor [Iran]
Homo, 7′58′′ Yaroslav Vyacheslavovich Naumenko [Ukraine]
From the Dark, 6′53′′, Erika Sanz [USA]
From The Painter’s View, 16′22′′, Goli Zarei [Iran]
Predators, 10′, Kiriakos Anastasiou [Greece]
The Best, 10′, Ilias Doulis [Greece]
I WONDER,YES I CONFESS, I WONDER, 10′31′′, Antonia Economou, Christos Adrianopoulos [Greece]
Another Day, 7′14′′, Alloprosallos Nous [Greece]
Chlorine, 20′, Thanos Psichogios [Greece]
© Homo, Yaroslav Vyacheslavovich Naumenko
Tuesday 1/10, 20:00
Photometria in Motion, Category: Short Films (2nd part), 139′
THE SINGLE HORN, 13′28′′, Mohamad Kamal Alavi [Iran]
Najan, 15′, M.Mahdi Bagheri [Iran]
Fortissimo, 14′53′′, Victor Cesca [France]
Nonsense!, 20′, Strahinja Mlađenović [Serbia]
Boycott, 13′16′′, Amin Rafie [Iran]
The Land, 8′25′′, Masoud Shahri [Iran]
School benches, 12′15′′, Behrouz Shamshiri [Iran]
Father, 19′49′′, Steven Gekas [Greece]
Axinos, 5′, Anna Maria Kakona, Calliopi Villy Kotoula [Greece]
Toy, 11′, Natasha Smyrnaiou [Greece]
Hantush – a fairytale, 6′12′′, Alexia Tsouni [Greece]
© The Land, Masoud Shahri
Wednesday 2/10, 20:00
Photometria in Motion, Category: Short Films (3rd part), 144′
Entropy, 14′18′′, Bamdad Aghajani, Arian Navabi [Iran]
Good to talk, 9′33′′, Stephen Broekhuizen [Ireland]
si mai no ens haguéssim separate, 14′13′′, Marc Esquirol Cano [Spain]
Double bed, 6′17′′, Ali Khameparast Fard [Iran]
Tornado, 6′17′′, Meisam Gheisizadeh [Iran]
góos, 14′30′′, Flora Ilia [Greece]
Xénia, 10′, Alexander Kakouris [Greece]
Voulolimna, 18′, Nefeli Papaioannou [Greece]
The Boar, 20′, Konstantinos Tsiodoulos [Greece]
© The Boar, Konstantinos Tsiodoulos
Thursday 3/10, 20:00
Photometria in Motion, Category: Documentaries, 45′
Transient Ties, 8′44′′, Michaela Nagyidaiová [Slovakia]
Courage, 15′30′′, Star Bazancir, Jasmina Pusök [Sweden]
The Life Beyond, Stylianos Papardelas [Greece]
© The Life Beyond, Stylianos Papardelas
Friday 4/10, 20:00
Photometria in Motion, Category: Animation, 100′
PINA, 20′, Jeremy Depuydt, Giuseppe Accardo [Belgium]
Txotxongiloa, 10′, Sonia Estévez [Spain]
Golden Shot, 8′40′, Gokalp Gonen [Turkey]
Don’t forget to take medicines on time, 2′27′, Xiaoxuan Han [China]
Swwart Wovlve Wolve, 8′, William Harper [USA]
Anemometer, 6′, Wang-Chen Lee [Germany]
Winking out, 17′, Juliette Mauduit [Belgium]
Monk SEISHIN, 2′53′′, Ryotaro Miyajima [Japan]
Shakespeare for all Ages, 2′42′′, Hannes Rall [Germany]
NUMBERS, 9′, Deniz Türker [Turkey]
STARRY WILL, 2′14′′, Jiajing Yin [China]
Pink Mountain, 8′25′′, Thomas Kunstler [Greece]
© Txotxongiloa, Sonia Estévez
Saturday 5/10, 20:00
Photometria in Motion, Category: Video Art, 96′
Urban Cut – Agonia Stratos, 3′, Lea Alquiroz [Un. Kingdom]
Hungry Ghost, Guido Devadder, 6′52′′, Kaitlin McSweeney [Belgium]
Motus, 4′10′′, Nelson Fernandes [Portugal]
Periodic Table, 5′21′′, Jason Franzen [USA]
AbstrArt 27, 6′20′′, Luis Carlos Rodríguez García [Spain]
Flights, 4′53′′, Anne Gart [Un. Kingdom]
Night Ride from LA, 5′, Martin Gerigk [Germany]
Acrobat, 13′28′′, Shin Jungkyun [Korea]
Simulakrum, 4′14′′, Vera Sebert [Austria]
The Empathy Machine, 9′28′′, Grant Sissons [South Africa]
KYKLOP, 15′, Telemach Wiesinger [Germany]
the manifest of it, 20′, Κostis Αrgyriadis [Greece]
The Life We Live Is Not Life Itself, 8′45′′, Ian Gibbins [Greece]
© AbstrArt 27, Luis Carlos Rodríguez García
Monday 7/10, 20:00
Pericles in America, John Cohen, 1988, 68′
© Pericles in America, John Cohen
This musical portrait of immigrant clarinetist Pericles Halkias and the Epirot-Greek community explores the aspirations and ambivalences of Greek-Americans. Moving between Queens, New York and northern Greece, it presents the traditional music of Epirus, showing how the music unites the Epirot community around the world. The film defines America not as a melting pot, but rather as a place to make a better living. The Epirots who earn their living here have their hearts planted firmly in the mountains of Greece.
In collaboration with Piraeus Bank Group Cultural Foundation
