Athens International Film Festival
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Momus: Amongst Women Only

23/9/2016, 20:30, Gagarin

Screens before feature "Tuxedomoon: No Tears". Free entrance

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Nikos Triandafyllidis’ cinematic debut, dedicated to the musical idiosyncrasy called Momus.

Director: Nikos Triandafyllidis
Screenwriter: Nikos Triandafyllidis
DoP: Stefan Grebe
Music: Nicholas Currie
Editor: Phil Seargeant
Featuring: Betty Page, Tammy Yoseloff, Vici MacDoland, Angie Somerside

UK | 1992 | Color | Digital Screening | 11' | English



    Publication date: 2016-09-12 03:22:26

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    Screens before feature "The Overcoat". Free entrance

    Radio Moscow

    Radio Moscow

    “Surreal allegory, black comedy, film noir in the guise of a kitsch musical, an intellectual version of “Showgirls” or anarchist cinema along the lines of Makavejev?”. These were the thoughts of film critic Babis Achtsoglou upon seeing the first feature-length film by Nikos Triandafyllidis about a cabaret club whose eclectic clientele includes charming scoundrels, alluring dancers and Harry Klynn in a role that runs counter to everything he's done before in his career.

    The Overcoat

    The Overcoat

    An elderly storekeeper decides to treat himself to a new overcoat and a tailor goes back to work to make his friend's dream come true. Based on Nikolai Gogol's short story of the same name, this moving film is the rare artistic meeting, as well as the swan song, for two great actors: Dinos Iliopoulos and Vassilis Diamantopoulos. Free entrance

    Tuxedomoon: No Tears

    Tuxedomoon: No Tears

    Tuxedomoon, the dark offsprings of the San Francisco electronic scene, reunited in 1997 in Greece. Nikos Triandafyllidis managed to capture the band's unworldly melodies and post-punk aesthetic in an invaluable document of their historic concert at the Lycabettus theatre. No tears for the creatures of the night! Free entrance