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Greeks (Greek Love and Sapphic Sophistication) (1991)

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Synopsis

A look at “Greek love” and the reality of homosexuality in Greece in 1991. Leaders of the once-called GLBT movement (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender) or simply people who dared to stand in front of the camera and speak about their lives, paint us a clear portrait – a bigger picture that might not have changed much in the last three decades.

Movie Information

Director
Constantine Giannaris
Writers
Constantine Giannaris
Release Year
1991
Runtime
25 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
EN
Country
United Kingdom
Status
Released

Top Cast

Paola Revenioti — cast portrait as Self
Paola Revenioti
Self
Grigoris Vallianatos — cast portrait as Self
Grigoris Vallianatos
Self

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A look at “Greek love” and the reality of homosexuality in Greece in 1991. Leaders of the once-called GLBT movement (Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual & Transgender) or simply people who dared to stand in front of the camera and speak about their lives, paint us a clear portrait – a bigger picture that might not have changed much in the last three decades.

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