September

Anna lives with her dog Manu in a small apartment. She firmly believes they will live together forever. When Manu dies, Anna asks her next door neighbors if she can bury her dog in their garden.

Their happy home becomes her refuge, as she slowly falls in love with the mother, her two children and their quiet lifestyle. The family, secure in its own happiness, has no use for her affections but Anna, schooled in loyalty by her beloved dog, does not give up easily.

That’s when September rolls around, a faded parenthesis between summer and winter, a symbolic month that represents Anna’s mental limitations and her willingness to put her love, her loyalty and her “otherness” to the test. Two of the best actresses of their generation, Kora Karvouni and Maria Skoula, meet in this tender dramedy.

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Σκηνοθεσία / Director: Penny Panayotopoulou

Σενάριο / Screenwriter: Kallia Papadaki, Penny Panayotopoulou

Φωτογραφία / DoP: Yorgos Michelis

Μουσική / Music: Yorgos Zachariou

Μοντάζ / Editor: Petar Markovic

Ηθοποιοί / Principal Cast: Kora Karvouni, Maria Skoula, Nikos Diamantis, Christos Stergioglou, Anastasios Tzertzemelis, Irini Kolliakou

Γερμανία, Ελλάδα / Germany, Greece
2013
Εγχρωμο / Color
105'
Ελληνικά / Greek

* Screens on 21st September

Publication date: 2013-09-11 12:30:00

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