GREEN SEA

Screening Schedule

Nov 21 (Sun.) 14:00 at Hiroshima City Cinematographic and Audio-visual Library

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ⒸInkas Films

＜Story＞
Anna has lost her memory, but she hasn’t forgotten how to cook. One night, she shows up in a working-class neighborhood by a Greek harbor. There she meets the unpredictable loner Roula and gets a job as a cook and a place to stay at his shabby tavern. In the kitchen, amidst the scents of spices and old forgotten recipes, Anna struggles to recall her past and start a new life. Her simple yet delicious food awakens memories for the locals, who in turn help her to reconnect with herself. The story takes an unexpected turn when Roula suddenly discovers Anna’s true identity.

＜STAFF＞
Cast: Angeliki PAPOULIA, Yannis TSORTEKIS, Tasos PALATZIDIS, Christos KONTOGEORGIS, Vasso LATROPOULOU, Stefanos KOSMIDIS, Meletis GEORGIADIS, Anetta PAPATHANASIOU
Producers: Lilette BOTASSI, Angeliki ANTONIOU, Jost HERING Co-producer: Jost HERING
Cinematography: Dionysis EFTHYMIOPOULOS
Production design: Michalis SAMIOTIS
Costume design: Chrysa DAPONTE
Sound Effects: Nikos PAPADIMITRIOU, Nils GRADLOWSKY, Kostas FYLAKTIDIS
Music: Minos MATSAS
Editor: Dimitris PEPONIS
Casting Directors: Sotiria MARINI, Akis GOURZOULIDIS Inspired by Evgenia FAKINOU’s novel “To See the Sea”
Screenwriter: Angeliki ANTONIOU
Director: Angeliki ANTONIOU
Production: Inkas Films & TV Productions (Athens)
Co-production: Greek Film Centre, Angeliki Antoniou Filmproduktion (Berlin), ERT TV S.A., Jost Hering Filme (Berlin)
Supported by: EKOME SA
International Sales: IUVIT MEDIA SALES

 

＜Info＞
Year of production：2020
Running time：95'
Country：Greece, Germany
Language:Greek

Director

Angeliki ANTONIOU
Angeliki ANTONIOU was born in Athens. She studied for a degree in Architecture in Greece and film direction at the DFFB (German Film and Television Academy in Berlin). She works as a screenwriter, director and producer. She lives between Berlin and Athens. She taught film direction at the Film School of University in Thessaloniki. She serves as a jury in international film festivals. Her films have been awarded in international festivals and distributed worldwide. Her acclaimed film EDUART, screened at over 50 festivals around the world, was selected by the EFA for the 2007 European Film Awards, and it was Greece's submission for Best Foreign Film 2008.