Senseless Me

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Senseless Me

ΤΟ ΑΛΟΓΟ ΠΟΥ ΕΙΜΑΙ

1 hour 24 minutes – 2019 – Documentary

What is madness, what is it that defines a mad person, and what do the mad truly experience? Might we all have a little of the irrational within us?

In the film, eight different personalities speak of their relationship with madness. Through music, poetry, and pain, they release the irrationality they carry and convey something that exceeds what is comprehensible to logic and thought.

CREDITS

DIRECTOR: Menios Carayannis
SCREENPLAY: Menios Carayannis
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Menios Carayannis
EDITING: Menios Carayannis
MUSIC: Apostolos Dimitrakopoulos

AWARDS

THESSALONIKI INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL
Official Selection

REVIEWS

MENIOS CARAYANNIS

Born in Greece, studied film in Stockholm, Sweden, where he worked as a film director and scriptwriter in both documentary and fiction films. He currently lives and works in Athens, Greece producing, writing, directing and editing feature documentaries and feature films.

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