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A Direction for Thrush
This documentary explores the cinematic elements of George Seferis’s poem “Thrush,” the poet’s references to the art of cinema, as presented in his diaries and his essays, ultimately highlighting an ambivalent attitude of the poet towards cinema.
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This documentary explores the cinematic elements of George Seferis’s poem “Thrush,” the poet’s references to the art of cinema, as presented in his diaries and his essays, ultimately highlighting an ambivalent attitude of the poet towards cinema.
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Runtime:29 minutes
Studio:Cineworld.gr Productions, The J. F. Costopoulos Foundation
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