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A Song for Epirus (1991) [N/A]

Release Date:
September 19, 1991

Original Title:
Ένα τραγούδι για την Ήπειρο

Alternate Titles:
Ena tragudi gia tin Ipiro
Song for Epirus
Una cancion para Epiro
Τραγούδι για την Ήπειρο

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Greek Film Centre

Production Countries:
Greece

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 33

Overview from TheMovieDB

Epirus, province of Pogoni, on the borderline with Albania. Emigration and a sense of death scattered in the air, in the light. Few are left. Human figures that look as if they were part of the landscape. In a place surrounded by mountains: polyphonic songs. The silences, the pauses between the voices and the music that stream out of the soil. Through the cross of personal voices, that of parti, giristi, klosti and isocrati, a collective harmony emerges. The film strives to grasp the rhythm of the soul of Epirus.

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Production

Assistant Camera:
Yannis Valeras

Director:
Panos Karkanevatos

Director of Photography:
Panos Karkanevatos

Editor:
Panos Karkanevatos

Musician:
Tasos Chalkias

Producer:
Panos Karkanevatos

Production Manager:
Yorgos Kyriakos

Researcher:
Panos Karkanevatos
Labros Liavas

Sound:
Dimitris Athanasopoulos

Sound Mixer:
Thanasis Arvanitis

Title Designer:
Manolis Sakkadakis

Writer:
Panos Karkanevatos
Labros Liavas

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