One out of ten Greeks goes to court at least once a year. The courtroom is a miniature of society, a small theater where everyday differences are played out and resolved. For the first time, a camera is allowed inside the Athens Court of First Instance and records “ordinary” trials, these eloquent and moving small dramas of everyday life.
One out of ten Greeks goes to court at least once a year. The courtroom is a miniature of society, a small theater where everyday differences are played out and resolved. For the first time, a camera is allowed inside the Athens Court of First Instance and records “ordinary” trials, these eloquent and moving small dramas of everyday life.
Credits
DIRECTOR:Marco Gastine
SCREENPLAY: Marco Gastine
CINEMATOGRAPHY: Dimitris Kordelas
EDITING: Chronis Theocharis
SOUND: Efthymios Kolokoussis, Marinos Athanassopoulos
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