I Lost the Way
The poet Miltos Sachtouris in different phases of his life. The questions he asks are not philosophical declarations or logical findings, but images. Images that seem to come from a dream and end up in his poetic iconography.
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The poet Miltos Sachtouris in different phases of his life. The questions he asks are not philosophical declarations or logical findings, but images. Images that seem to come from a dream and end up in his poetic iconography.
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Genre:Animation
Written By:Panagiotis Rappas
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:Rappas Films, Greek Film Centre
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