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The miniature of the future that became an institution! - A documentary by KNE about the KNE-Odigitis Festival.
50 years of KNE - Odigiti Festival: an institution that was born as a need of its time and celebrates half a century this year. What is it that in the 50-year course of the Festival makes it stand the test of time and has been established as the biggest political-cultural event of the country? What is it that makes it still captivating and educating thousands and thousands of young men and women? A documentary that illuminates the history of the KNE Festival and the "Odigitis", known and unknown aspects of its journey through time, but also throughout the country, through the stories and memories of some of those who lived through its birth and those who continue to build the red state every year to this day.
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50 years of KNE - Odigiti Festival: an institution that was born as a need of its time and celebrates half a century this year. What is it that in the 50-year course of the Festival makes it stand the test of time and has been established as the biggest political-cultural event of the country? What is it that makes it still captivating and educating thousands and thousands of young men and women? A documentary that illuminates the history of the KNE Festival and the "Odigitis", known and unknown aspects of its journey through time, but also throughout the country, through the stories and memories of some of those who lived through its birth and those who continue to build the red state every year to this day.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Επιμέλεια: Επιτροπή Προπαγάνδας του ΚΣ της ΚΝΕ
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:Επιτροπή Προπαγάνδας του ΚΣ της ΚΝΕ
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