Monday 17 March at 19:30 

A soldier roams the streets of Athens on the first leave of his service. His wanderings in various places -cafes, taverns, brothels, parks- also captures the climate of Greek everyday life during the junta, in a documentary-styled short film that was shot partly in secret, as can be seen in the footage of Greek Military Police’s patrols. This is Frida Liappa’s first appearance in cinema. She made the film, which was produced by the influential film magazine “Modern Cinema”, then directed by film critic Vasilis Rafailidis, immediately after her release from prison where she was kept under the dictatorial regime.

Introduction by Nena Menti, lead actress of I Remember You Leaving All the Time

Restoration

The film will be screened in a new restored 2K digital copy, created by the Greek Film Archive in collaboration with Kyriakos Angelakos and the Drama Short Film Festival at AN MAR FILM LAB, with the donation of the Social and Cultural Affairs Welfare Foundation.