Orestes

Year: 1969

Runtime: 90 mins

Language: Greek

Director: Vasilis Fotopoulos

Drama

In Euripides’ third trilogy installment, Orestes returns to Argos after murdering his mother Clytemnestra and her consort Aegisthus. He must confront an outraged populace, defend his actions and claim to his lineage, and relies heavily on the unwavering support of his sister Electra as the drama unfolds.

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