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Of Mice and Men by Vasilis Bisbikis 

Starting with the absolute respect for the need of the spectator to experience even indirectly the theatrical experience, in the unprecedented conditions that gave birth to the pandemic, the extremely realistic theater of Vassilis Bismbikis and the Cartel Group meets the codes of cinema. The camera in the hand of the director of photography Dimitris Katsaitis becomes the eye of the spectator who closely watches the heroes of the story. The story of Lenos and Vassilis, the heroes of John Steinbeck's masterpiece "People and Mice", as presented in the adaptation of the Cartel Group, comes to life again, adapted to the modern Greek reality. «OF MICE AND MEN Copyright ©1937 by John Steinbeck Copyright © renewed 1965 by John Steinbeck»
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Starting with the absolute respect for the need of the spectator to experience even indirectly the theatrical experience, in the unprecedented conditions that gave birth to the pandemic, the extremely realistic theater of Vassilis Bismbikis and the Cartel Group meets the codes of cinema. The camera in the hand of the director of photography Dimitris Katsaitis becomes the eye of the spectator who closely watches the heroes of the story. The story of Lenos and Vassilis, the heroes of John Steinbeck's masterpiece "People and Mice", as presented in the adaptation of the Cartel Group, comes to life again, adapted to the modern Greek reality. «OF MICE AND MEN Copyright ©1937 by John Steinbeck Copyright © renewed 1965 by John Steinbeck»

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