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Perspectives

  (Trailer. Scroll down for full version)

Short documentary (2013)

Perspectives  is a portrait of the theatre director and actor, Kostas Kazakos, who juxtaposes two seemingly different historical periods of modern Greece:
The Greek junta of 1967 -1974
The Greek Financial Crisis of 2009 –

Although the Financial Crisis is still an ongoing process, the art of theatre has its own language to communicate with the spirit of the time. It also reminds to its audience that a world without memory is led to oblivion.
Kostas Kazakos’ perspective stands at the centre of this documentary.

Perspectives was also the final project for my MA degree in the School of Arts of Brunel University.

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Credits

A film by
Alexandros Papathanasiou

with
Kostas Kazakos
Katerina Kambanelli

Cinematography
Elias Spyrakis
Panos Papafragkos
Alexandros Papathanasiou

Post-production
Alexandros Papathanasiou

Original music
Christos Chatzispyrou
with piano performance by
Kristijonas Dirse

Theatre scores from:

Our Great Circus
(Stavros Xarchakos-Iakovos Kambanellis)

Mr Puntila and His Man Matti
(Paul Dessau-Bertolt Brecht)
adaptation:(Dionysis Tsaknis-Odysseas Nikitakis)


Produced by
Brunel University 
Docupoets Film Project

Perspectives (full version)

Additional information

The short documentary below, titled 'Frequency Waves', sheds a bit more light on the historical context of 'Perspectives'.

FREQUENCY WAVES

Documentary (2014)

A chronicle of major historical events from 1958 to 1974 in Greece. The piece employs archival material in order to address the sociopolitical tendencies of diametrically opposed forces within the society. The title 'Frequency Waves' derives from the fact that the rebellious students of the National Technical University of Athens in 1973, operated a pirate station in the frequency of 1050 megacycles.

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