The Photograph

Year: 1986

Runtime: 112 mins

Language: Greek

Director: Nikos Papatakis

Drama

Set against Greece’s military dictatorship, the film follows a young Greek man who goes to Paris to ask a solitary, almost misanthropic distant relative, a furrier, for help. He carries only a photograph of a woman found on a pavement. A misinterpretation of the picture triggers a chain of misunderstandings, trapping him in a cycle of lies and fantasies.

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