Bassae

Year: 1964

Runtime: 9 mins

Language: French

Director: Jean-Daniel Pollet

Documentary

A film explores the ancient Temple of Bassae, an isolated stone sanctuary in the Peloponnese that lacks marble and any known dedication. Set amid mist and clouds that cling to its columns, the work reflects on the inevitable return of all things to mud and ash and on the fleeting nature of human grandeur, echoing Jean‑Daniel Pollet’s observations.

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