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On the Thread
The film follows SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras over the course of a full year. From the June 2012 election campaign to the closure of ERT in June 2013, it sheds light on Tsipras' personality, political views and ambitions, from Alexis Tsipras, the man on the front lines, to the party's political office where strategies are built and policy lines are developed.
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The film follows SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras over the course of a full year. From the June 2012 election campaign to the closure of ERT in June 2013, it sheds light on Tsipras' personality, political views and ambitions, from Alexis Tsipras, the man on the front lines, to the party's political office where strategies are built and policy lines are developed.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Emilie Yannoukou, Alexandre Papanicolaou
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Studio:Persona Productions, Elibon Film Productions
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