The Trojan Women

Year: 1971

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: English

Director: Mihalis Kakogiannis

Drama

After the Trojan War, the women of Troy confront loss and danger. Queen Hecuba surveys the ruined kingdom after her son’s death. His widow, Andromache, must raise their infant son Astyanax alone. Hecuba’s daughters face grim futures: Cassandra fears Greek enslavement, Helen risks execution. The Greeks focus on Astyanax, last male heir of royal line.

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