Domna and it's late night friendships
At the top of Thessaloniki there is a tavern that has not turned off its lights for eighty years. Marginals, intellectuals and all kinds of patrons have passed through the tables of the legendary "Domna" with folk music accompanying them from generation to generation. Our 12-minute documentary observes the atmosphere of "Domna" through the flow of a night. During the course of this evening the patrons gradually free themselves, surrender to drink and folk music and eventually turn into a big family.
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At the top of Thessaloniki there is a tavern that has not turned off its lights for eighty years. Marginals, intellectuals and all kinds of patrons have passed through the tables of the legendary "Domna" with folk music accompanying them from generation to generation. Our 12-minute documentary observes the atmosphere of "Domna" through the flow of a night. During the course of this evening the patrons gradually free themselves, surrender to drink and folk music and eventually turn into a big family.
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Genre:Documentary, Music
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Runtime:12 minutes
Studio:Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki
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