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The third film from the Academy Award and BAFTA-winning team behind SENNA and AMY and producer Paul Martin, DIEGO MARADONA is constructed from over 500 hours of never-before-seen footage from Maradona’s personal archive with the full support of the man himself. On 5th July 1984, Diego Maradona arrived in Naples for a world-record fee. For seven years all hell broke loose. The world’s most celebrated football icon and the most passionate but dangerous city in Europe were a perfect match for each other.
PAROS • 10 JULY • 20.45 • CINE REX OPEN AIR CINEMA PATMOS • 16 JULY • 20.15 • SKALA OPEN AIR CINEMA
MARIANNE & LEONARD: WORDS OF LOVE
Music Documentary • 97′ • USA • 2019
Director: Nick Broomfield Language: English, Norwegian Subtitles: English, Greek Rating: R
Now so long Marianne / It’s time that we began to laugh / And cry and cry and laugh about it all again… These deeply emotional lyrics written by Leonard Cohen were inspired by Marianne Ihlen. This touching documentary illuminates tender aspects of the enduring love between Leonard Cohen and his muse, Marianne Ihlen.
PAROS • 13 JULY • 20.45 • CINEREX OPEN AIR CINEMA PATMOS • 17 JULY • 20.45 • SKALA OPEN AIR CINEMA
TAKE EVERY WAVE: THE LIFE OF LAIRD HAMILTON
Documentary • 118’ • USA • 2017
Director: Rory Kennedy Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
An in-depth portrait of a living surf legend, Take Every Wave examines the life of an extraordinary individual fuelled by fear, ambition and challenge. This rip-roaring account of his life gives us an intimate glimpse into what drives an elite athlete to follow the rules or break them, revealing how he changed the face of the sport and the price an athlete pays for greatness.
PAROS • 10 JULY • 23.00 • CINE REX OPEN AIR CINEMA
MAIDEN
Documentary • 93’ • UK • 2018
Director: Alex Holmes Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: PG
In the late 1980s, amateur British sailor Tracy Edwards decided she’d had enough of being discriminated in sailing for being a woman. She assembled the world’s first international all-female sailing crew and took part in the Whitbread Round the World Race—a staggering 40,000-nautical-mile circumnavigation of the earth that few boats dared tackle. As the team weathered not only life-threatening high seas but also a storm of sexism in the media, their expedition came to signify so much more than just a race to the finish line.
PAROS • 12 JULY • 22.45 • PAROS PARK PATMOS • 19 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
WHEN TOMATOES MET WAGNER
Documentary • 72’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Marianna Economou Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
Elias, a small farming village in central Greece, is dying out. But two cousins team up with the village grannies to cultivate the tomato seeds they have kept for hundreds of years. With a little help from Wagner’s music—which they use to help their tomatoes grow—the team succeeds to export little jars with organic tomato recipes across the world.
PAROS • 11 JULY • 23.00 • LEFKES POPUP CINEMA PATMOS • 16 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
ENTREPRENEUR
Documentary • 74′ • Finland • 2018
Director: Virpi Suutari Language: Finnish, English, Chinese Subtitles: English, Greek Rating: Not Rated
ENTREPRENEUR is a mildly comic take on the spirit and zeal of entrepreneurship, and follows two companies with two opposing approaches to working life in Finland. One is a modern entrepreneur following global trends and adapting the latest technology, while the other has a more traditional approach to entrepreneurship in an area of Finland where change moves slower.
PATMOS • 17 JULY • 23.00 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
Out of the heart of a favela in Rio de Janeiro up to the Statue of Christ the Redeemer, the art of theatre spreads the wings of a group of children for a free flight over their fears, their dreams, and the extreme contradictions of their home city where guns and drums are beating on the same frenzied rhythm.
PAROS • 13 JULY • 22.45 • PAROS PARK
THE GREAT HACK
Documentary • 113’ • USA • 2019
Director: Karim Amer, Jehane Noujaim Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
Do you ever wonder why you receive ads for products that you happened to research the day before? Be afraid. Be very afraid. Data has surpassed oil as the world’s most valuable asset, and it is being weaponized to wage cultural and political wars. THE GREAT HACK uncovers the dark world of data exploitation and delves into the Cambridge Analytica/Facebook data breach that rocked the world.
PAROS • 11 JULY • 22.45 • PAROS PARK PATMOS • 18 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
The Great Hack (2019) – pictured: David Carroll
THE BRINK
Documentary • 92’ • USA • 2019
Director: Alison Klayman Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
Around the world, the far right is gaining ground. Filmmaker Alison Klayman’s deft and vigilant fly-on-the-wall camera records everything as she follows Steve Bannon after he has left his perch as Trump’s White House chief strategist, from hotel-room meetings with Trump-supporting midterm candidates looking to kiss Bannon’s ring, to intimate convenings with far-right leaders from France, Hungary, Belgium, and Britain.
PAROS • 13 JULY • 20.45 • PAROS PARK PATMOS • 21 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
ECHOES DOCUMENTARIES
SEA OF SHADOWS
Documentary • 104’ • Austria • 2019
Director: Richard Ladkani, Sean Bogie, Matthew Podolsky Language: English, Spanish Subtitles: English, Greek Rating: Not Rated
The Sea of Cortez is facing total collapse because of a war at sea. Mexican drug cartels are going after the “cocaine of the sea,” a valuable fish called the totoaba and, in doing so, are destroying the ecosystem with illegal gill nets. Filmmaker Richard Ladkani finds incredible access and paints a 360-degree view, capturing striking observational footage of the action to protect the Sea of Cortez, which Jacques Cousteau called “the aquarium of the world.”
PAROS • 9 JULY • 20.45 • PAROS PARK PATMION • 17 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
DROWNING IN PLASTIC
Documentary • 90’ • UK • 2018
Director: Tom Watt-Smith Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
Our blue planet is facing one of its biggest threats in human history. Trillions of pieces of plastic are choking the very lifeblood of our earth and every marine animal, from the smallest plankton to the largest mammals, is being affected. But can we turn back this growing plastic tide before it is too late? In this new series, wildlife biologist Liz Bonnin visits scientists working at the cutting edge of plastics research.
PAROS • 10 JULY • 22.45 • PAROS PARK
2040
Documentary • 92’ • Australia • 2019
Director: Damon Gameau Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
2040 is a hybrid feature documentary that looks to the future, but is vitally important NOW! Award-winning director Damon Gameau (That Sugar Film) embarks on a journey to explore what the future could look like by the year 2040 if we simply embraced the best solutions already available to us to improve our planet and shifted them rapidly into the mainstream.
PAROS • 11 JULY • 20.45 • PAROS PARK PATMOS • 20 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
ARTIFISHAL: THE ROAD TO EXTINCTION IS PAVED WITH GOOD INTENTIONS
Documentary • 75’ • USA • 2019
Director: Josh “Bones” Murphy Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
ARTIFISHAL is a film about wild rivers and wild fish that explores the high cost—ecological, financial and cultural—of our mistaken belief that engineered solutions can make up for habitat destruction. The film traces the impact of fish hatcheries and the extraordinary amount of public money wasted on an industry that contributes to the problem it claims to solve.
PAROS • 12 JULY • 20.45 • PAROS PARK PATMOS • 19 JULY • 23.00 • PATMION OPEN AIR CINEMA
ANTHROPOCENE: THE HUMAN EPOCH
Documentary • 87′ • Canada • 2018
Director: Jennifer Baichwal, Edward Burtynsky, Nicholas de Pencier Language: English, Russian, Mandarin, Cantonese, Italian, German Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
A cinematic meditation on humanity’s massive reengineering of the planet, ANTHROPOCENE:The Human Epoch is the work of the multiple award winning team of Jennifer Baichwal, Nicholas de Pencier, and Edward Burtynsky. Third in a trilogy that includes Manufactured Landscapes (2006) and Watermark (2013), the film follows an international body of scientists who, after nearly 10 years of research, argue that the Holocene Epoch has given way to the Anthropocene Epoch as a result of profound and lasting human changes to the Earth. The filmmakers use high-end production values and state of the art camera techniques to document the evidence and experience of human planetary domination, standing at the intersection of art and science.
PAROS • 13 JULY • 23.00 • CINE REX OPEN AIR CINEMA PATMOS • 16 JULY • 23.00 • SKALA OPEN AIR CINEMA
ACCESS DOCUMENTARIES
MIKE WALLACE IS HERE
Documentary • 88’• USA • 2019
Director: Avi Belkin Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: PG-13
As riveting as it is topical, Mike Wallace Is Here mirrors its subject’s scrutinous gaze to better understand how we arrived at the precarious media tipping point menacing our democracy today. Exhuming decades of never-before-seen footage from the 60 Minutes vault, filmmaker Avi Belkin crafts an all-archival portrait that explores what drove and plagued this restless reporter, whose storied career and troubled personal life were inherently entwined with the evolution of broadcast journalism itself.
PAROS • 10 JULY • 20.45 • PAROS PARK PATMOS • 16 JULY • 20.45 • PATMION THEATRE
WE COULD BE HEROES
Documentary • 80’ • Morocco • 2019
Director: Hind Bensari Language: Arabic Subtitles: English, Greek Rating: Not Rated
Though Azzedine is a Paralympic champion, at home, in Morocco, he is an outcast. Denied a salary or social care, even the right to train in the city stadium, Azzedine and his friend Yousef prepare for the next Paralympic Games in Rio, where they will be going for glory in the seated shot put. Returning from Rio after a golden performance, Azzedine hopes for a hero’s welcome but instead he must fight for his basic human rights.
PATMOS • 16 JULY • 23.00 • PATMION THEATRE
THE WEIGHT OF WATER
Documentary • 78’ • USA, Nepal • 2018
Director: Michael Brown Language: English Subtitles: Greek Rating: Not Rated
The Weight of Water is the story of a blind adventurer kayaking the Grand Canyon. He desires the elusive state of being that so many of us seek, to be engaged in the present moment. “It’s so hard to be fully in the moment because there’s so much fear, there’s so much anxiety, it’s like a person looking through a window at an experience rather than being in the experience”, says Erik Weihenmayer.
PATMOS • 17 JULY • 19.30 • PATMION THEATRE
BACK TO THE TOP
Documentary • 94’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Stratis Chatzielenoudas Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
Leonidas, a 33 year-old paraplegic punk rocker and his group of friends want to climb the highest peak of Mount Olympus. Who will find it more difficult?
PATMOS • 17 JULY • 21.00 • PATMION THEATRE
THE GOLDEN AGE
Short Film Documentary • 20’ • France • 2018
Director: Eric Minh Cuong Castaing Language: French Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
In a series of workshops, children with motor disabilities experiment with various dance techniques and virtual reality glasses to see what dancers see.
PATMOS • 17 JULY • 19.00 • PATMION THEATRE
HISTORY FILES – POWERED BY COSMOTE TV
GREECE IN WORLD WAR II
Documentary • 100’ • Greece • 2017
Director: Grigoris Karantinakis Language: Greek, Italian Subtitles: English, Greek Rating: Not Rated
Through testimonies, rare documents and journals, this documentary series presents the heroic Greek resistance in World War II, focusing especially on the Sacred Band and the Greek Italian War.
PATMOS • 18 JULY • 17.00 • PATMION THEATRE
FIGURES OF OUR TIME
Documentary • 84’ • Greece • 2017
Director: Panos Angelopoulos Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
Contemporary Greek artists and intellectuals introduce themselves and become a source of inspiration with their life and rich work. Let’s get to know the people that shape Greece’s current cultural landscape.
PATMOS • 18 JULY • 19.00 • PATMION THEATRE
THE MAY OF PONTUS
Documentary • 74’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Panos Angelopoulos Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
Pontus: a land whose history stretches across centuries and where myths lie in every corner. A series that sketches the course of the Pontic Greeks and their sufferings once the Young Turks took power.
PATMOS • 18 JULY • 20.40 • PATMION THEATRE
ON THE WAY TO FREEDOM: THE GREEK COMMUNITY OF ODESSA
Documentary • 49’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Stamatis Tsarouhas Language: Greek, English Subtitles: English, Greek Rating: Not Rated
Shortly after the settlement of Greeks, Odessa evolved to Hellenism’s greatest cultural and trade center in the area. When Filiki Eteria was founded in 1814, the community saw the brightest moment in its history.
PATMOS • 18 JULY • 22.10 • PATMION THEATRE
THE MARBLE RUSH
Documentary • 102’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Kleanthis Danopoulos Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
Throughout the ten episodes of the TV series, renowned Greek and European researchers, leading historians and archaeologists, as well as the Directors of the five more important Archaeological Schools that are active in Greece for the last 150 years, share their knowledge and expertise on the impact of the Ancient Hellenic culture on the European History and present the key points of this interactive dialogue that charted the cultural directions of the European evolution and the history of modern Greece.
PATMOS • 18 JULY • 23.10 • PATMION THEATRE
MOUNTAIN ATHOS IN THE DIGITAL ERA
Documentary • 83’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Kostas Avgeris Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
On the occasion of the digitization of the spiritual treasures of Mount Athos, the documentary reveals the heritage of Athos by presenting unique archives and treasures and travels the audience to a different world.
The documentary traces the history of Romaniotes Jews of Ioannina, a history parallel to the one of the town itself but also the entire country. How did they interact with the Christians and contribute to the local community?
PATMOS • 19 JULY • 18.40 • PATMION THEATRE
ERATOSTHENES EXPERIMENT
Documentary • 8’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Giorgos Petropoulos Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
An ancient Greek mathematician, Eratosthenes, takes charge of the library of Alexandria. His concerns about the size of the Earth lead him to a very important observation about Earth’s circumference. He collects enough data and he makes numerous measurements as he waits for the big day, the Summer Solstice. On that day he manages with tremendous inventiveness and mathematical geometry to figure out the dimensions of the Earth and answer a centuries-old question.
PATMOS • 19 JULY • 20.00 • PATMION THEATRE
LOVE IN ANCIENT GREECE
Documentary • 82’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Ekaterini Graham Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
An ancient Greek mathematician, Eratosthenes, takes charge of the library of Alexandria. His concerns about the size of the Earth lead him to a very important observation about Earth’s circumference. He collects enough data and he makes numerous measurements as he waits for the big day, the Summer Solstice. On that day he manages with tremendous inventiveness and mathematical geometry to figure out the dimensions of the Earth and answer a centuries-old question.
PATMOS • 19 JULY • 20.10 • PATMION THEATRE
FAITH RELEASES THE MIRACLE
Documentary • 79’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Grigoris Karantinakis Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
What is faith and what is its power? Through a journey to the places where Virgin Mary lived, clergymen, medical scientists and artists investigate the relation between faith, art and miracles.
PATMOS • 20 JULY • 17.00 • PATMION THEATRE
1912-1922: THE 10-YEAR EXPEDITION
Documentary • 90’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Dimitris Zissopoulos Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
In just one decade, three wars and one unspeakable tragedy shaped the character of modern Greece. Renowned Greek and foreign historians, academics and writers shed light to the historical events.
PATMOS • 20 JULY • 18.30 • PATMION THEATRE
GREEK FOOTBALL LEGENDS
Documentary • 95’ • Greece • 2016-2018
Directors: Leonidas Panonides, Vasilis Kehagias, Kostas Bakouris Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
“Greek Football Legends” is a twelve episodes documentary series about the life and the career of major Greek footballers. Every episode is the portrait of a footballer, where, through a detailed interview with the protagonist and testimonies of the people who lived with him, it seeks the reflection on his career and the stigma he left in Greek football.
PATMOS • 20 JULY • 20.10 • PATMION THEATRE
IOANNIS KAPODISTRIAS
Documentary • 50’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Giorgos Gikapeppas Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
The fictionalized life story of the most distinguished politician and diplomat, who left an indelible mark on the history of modern Greece, unfolds through dramatized re-enactments of actual events that revive significant aspects of his life, valid historical narratives as well as rare documents pertaining to his life and excerpts from autobiographical texts written by Kapodistrias himself. Therefore, it attempts to bring current viewers closer to the unknown sides of his personality.
PATMOS • 20 JULY • 22.00 • PATMION THEATRE
THE CHRISTMAS STAR: SOL INVICTUS
Documentary • 89’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Grigoris Karantinakis Language:Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
On December 25, sunlight wins over darkness. What symbols have been associated with the sun from antiquity to Christianity? Specialists answer while we discover Christmas customs of the world.
PATMOS • 20 JULY • 23.00 • PATMION THEATRE
GLORIOUS SHIPS OF THE GREEK NAVY
Documentary • 76’ • Greece • 2017
Director: Panos Angelopoulos Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
From antiquity to modern times, the Navy played a leading role to the fights of Greeks for freedom. A documentary series about the stories behind war ships that glorified Greece, in cooperation with the Naval History Department.
PATMOS • 21 JULY • 17.00 • PATMION THEATRE
MACEDONIAN STRUGGLE: 1904 – 1908
Documentary • 86’ • Greece • 2018
Director: Grigoris Karantinakis Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
The Macedonian Struggle burst when Macedonia was still part of the Ottoman Empire as a violent reaction of Greeks against the Bulgarian imperialism. What is its importance for Greek History?
PATMOS • 21 JULY • 18.30 • PATMION THEATRE
LOVE IN THE TIME OF TECHNOLOGY
Documentary • 90’ • Greece • 2019
Director: Ekaterina Papageorgiou Language: Greek Subtitles: English Rating: Not Rated
How has the way we communicate and fall in love changed over the course of time? From Pagrati’s ‘bride markets’ to our phone screens, scientists from Greece and abroad analyze the relationship between love and technology.
