A mother and a daughter reveal bits of their past life. They had to deal with some major political and social shifts of Greece’s recent history: civil war, exile, emigration. Their narrative has the value of oral history. Yet, it goes further. Kokona and Chrysoula speak about the need to come to terms with their traumas. Ilats’ means “healing.” Sorry no trailer for this one 😉
An 11 minutes documentary by Elissavet Laloudaki and Massimo Pizzocaro.
Heraclitus was born gifted. He has a high level of intellect and tremendous memory, he is extremely imaginative and emotionally mature. His first year at school was a big disappointment. However Heraclitus doesn’t give up. He learns to fall and rise again. At the age of six, he has two weapons: his sense of humor and his adorable audacity.
A 26 minutes documentary by Elissavet Laloudaki and Massimo Pizzocaro.
“Gifted children”. At the mere hearing of these two words our mind starts jumping to conclusions. We tend to visualize them as little Einsteins who spend their days solving equations or as children prodigies in the manner of Mozart. The reality is far more nuanced and complicated.
A new addition to our Nomadoc project.
Wendy was born in England, but chose to live in Greece, where she spends most of her time in the mountains of Arcadia searching for old pathways. We followed her for a while and we discovered how exciting, challenging and rewarding the life of a pathfinder can be. A new addition to our Nomadoc project.
A short but comprehensive introduction to the Theater of the Oppressed through the words of its participants (audience and creators) . This is the first mini documentary produced for our new project Nomadoc.
Part of a series of videos for the blog camperistas.com
