The Order

Year: 1973

Runtime: 44 mins

Language: French

Director: Jean-Daniel Pollet

Documentary

Pollet offers a vivid portrait of the leper colony on Spinalonga, the island off Crete, seen through Raimondakis, who narrates his own story to the camera after being barred from his village and spending years among fellow patients. The film explores love, community, companionship and death, emphasizing how these values matter to everyone regardless of health.

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