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FAREWELL – The memory of the place
Yannis Lionakis, 87 years old, a persecuted and wanted guerrilla, on a farewell trip to the place that defined his life, tells us about an incredible 14-year (1948-1962) effort to survive, which begins with the end of the Civil War in Crete. The core of the film is unpublished material filmed in 2007, as part of the documentary Another Road Never Existed.
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Yannis Lionakis, 87 years old, a persecuted and wanted guerrilla, on a farewell trip to the place that defined his life, tells us about an incredible 14-year (1948-1962) effort to survive, which begins with the end of the Civil War in Crete. The core of the film is unpublished material filmed in 2007, as part of the documentary Another Road Never Existed.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Stavros Psyllakis
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Studio:Massive Productions, 2|35
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