Kalamata 29-10
Sunday, 29 October 2023
Amphitheater "Theodoros Angelopoulos"
Εργατοϋπαλληλικό Κέντρο Καλαμάτας, Αριστομένους 95
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A motherless young woman in Iran is torn between her desire to take care of her mentally disabled father and her desire to go to university. This documentary is observational, letting the people and emotions reveal themselves. A thicket of relationships and expectations are at work here involving family, clergy, friends, religion, social expe...
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War tragically pushed Asmaa out of her home country, Syria, where her destiny had been written as a wife and mother with only 16 years of age. Asmaa rebuilt her adult identity as the neighborhood storyteller and began using reading aloud to children for fun as a bridge to tackle critical issues in her new community at the Zaatari refugee camp...
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This 48-minute-long documentary delves into the resonant universe of Montréal-based dancer, choreographer, and philosopher Zab Maboungou, of Franco-Congolese origin. For over thirty years, the artist has galvanized the contemporary dance scene with her radically regrounded conception of time, the body, and the self. Maboungou masterfully tran...
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An eccentric pilot in the British Armed Forces and his young wife flee a devastated post-WWII Europe and arrive in Eilat, the newly-founded Israel’s southernmost town. Situated on the Red Sea, at the intersection of Israel, Egypt, and Jordan, Eilat was home primarily to soldiers, port workers, and released prisoners. Then the Morris Family ca...
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Maffy Falay, a Turkish jazz trumpeter, who passed away in February 2022 at an age of 92, had left his homeland for Sweden at an early age, following his passion for music. In the 60’s he became a popular trumpeter in Europe. He was coveted by such jazz legends as Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk and he shared the stage with Quincy Jones, Kenn...
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The experiential intake of a journey in search of sounds and musical improvisations in the rural canvas of the Greek countryside. An audio-visual haiku exposing the hidden architecture of a nature that breathes mysticism and rituality. Improvisation is the subject as well as the method of this collective audiovisual work. Guided by the musici...
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MISHA is an impressive portrait of Mikhail Bezverkhni, a 73-year-old top musician of Russian origin, who won the Queen Elisabeth Violin Competition in Brussels in 1976. On his return, he was put under house arrest by the KGB for 14 years. Only in 1990, after the implosion of the Soviet Union, could he emigrate to Belgium. Mikhail Bezverkhni ...
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Scenes of ground-breaking subversive poetry, radical music and activism that started more than 50 years ago in small cafes in New York City and went on to help change the political and social nature of the US. are interwoven with current - and important - scenes of today's contemporary poets, protest singers, and activists who are using their...
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The almighty Brahmaputra swells again, ready to swallow everything in its path. On an island of mud that is slowly disappearing, Afrin, a twelve-year-old orphan girl, prepares to leave the only world she has known so far. When her house is flooded, Afrin takes her wooden boat to Dhaka, a bustling metropolis, to find her estranged father. Forc...