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NYC Greek Film Festival- “Eduart”

I staggered out of the theater, my lip trembling for 20 minutes.

Director Angeliki Antoniou and cinematographer Juerges Juergen in the midst of shooting

I staggered out of the theater, my lip trembling for 20 minutes. “Eduart” is a tough film, set primarily in an Albanian prison, where a criminal hits bottom before a final redemption. The Dostoevskian story is based on actual events.

Direction by Angeliki Antoniou is so masterful and I cannot wait to see her next feature.

rania posted to Director, Festival- NYC Greek FF 2008 on October 12, 2008 | Permalink | Comments (0)

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