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During the Greek dictatorship, a young man goes to Paris where he seeks help from a solitary distant relative but gets caught in a vicious circle of lies and fantasies.
An allegory of the "misunderstandings" and deceits of modern Greek history, as seen through the eyes of a Greek of the Diaspora.
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Letters from America (Grammata apo tin Ameriki) unclassified 18+
Lakis Papastathis, 19 mins, Greece, 1972. Courtesy: Thessaloniki International Film Festival The postcards of an immigrant travelling to America at the turn of the 20th century are used to narrate their personal mini-epic that precisely conveys the experience of emigration.
