I peripeteia tou vlemmatos

Name: I peripeteia tou vlemmatos
Genre: Drama
Released: 2023-12-14
Duration: 1 h 15 min
Rating: 8.3
Cast: Christos Solomos

2023
1h 15m

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8.3/10

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Drama

"The Gaze Adventure" is simultaneously an essay film and a fiction film. that approaches the multiple function of the gaze as a main element of the cinematic world, and as a carrier of the c... Read all"The Gaze Adventure" is simultaneously an essay film and a fiction film. that approaches the multiple function of the gaze as a main element of the cinematic world, and as a carrier of the cinematic journey."The Gaze Adventure" is simultaneously an essay film and a fiction film. that approaches the multiple function of the gaze as a main element of the cinematic world, and as a carrier of the cinematic journey.

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- Dimitris Athanitis
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- Dimitris Athanitis
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Through mostly silent excerpts of six of his films, Athanitis approaches the multiple function of the gaze in an original film, unique in the world filmography for its object, form and approach. through the director's personal gaze and idiom.

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10/10

A cinematic adventure of a high aesthetic level

"The Gaze Adventure" by D. Athanitis is a cinematic adventure of a high aesthetic level.

The director connects with an excellent text excerpts from his films, following the gaze of his heroes, creating a new visual feast with the same aesthetic background.

No, it's not an essay. Athanitis, looking back at his work with a fresh eye, composes with beautiful cinematic mosaics a new cinematic space.

Extremely original and interesting proposal.

Cinema nights like this one, are rare anymore.

They are like little diamonds that sparkle brightly in the modern cinematic mud.

Thank you Mr. Athanitis!" -Panos Kokkidis.