Interruption

A post-modern theater adaptation of a classic Greek tragedy takes place in a central theater in Athens. Like they do every night, the members of the audience take their seats and the play begins. Suddenly, the lights go out and the stage is dark. A group of young people, dressed in black and carrying guns, come up on stage. They apologize for the interruption and invite people from the audience to join them on stage. The play resumes with one main difference: life is now imitating art, and not the other way around.

Screening Schedule

No physical screenings scheduled.

Script: Yorgos Zois in collaboration with Vassilis Kyriakopoulos

Cinematography: Yannis Kanakis

Editing: Yannis Halkiadakis

Sound: Hrvoje Petek, Alexandros Sidiropoulos, Aris Louziotis

Music: Sylvain Chauveau, Novi_sad

Actors: Cast: Alexandros Vardaxoglou (Leader of the Chorus), Pavlos Iordanopoulos (Member of the Chorus), Hristos Karteris (member of the Chorus), Sofia Kokkali (member of the Chorus), Romanna Lobats (member

Production: Pan Entertainment T. +30 210 6985050info@pan.com.gr www.pan.com.gr

Producers: Maria Drandaki, Ellie Meirovitz, Sinisa Juricic

Co-production: EZ Films (France), JDP in association with Nukleus Film (Croatia)

Art Direction: Spyros Laskaris

Costumes: Zorana Meic,Eva Goulakou

Make Up: Nana Chiabaut

Format: DCP Color

Production Country: Greece-France-Croatia

Production Year: 2015

Duration: 110

Contact: EZ Films, France – Ray MeirovitzT. +33 953 698 094 ray@ez-films.com www.ez-films.com

Camera: Yorgos Karvelas

The project participated in the Balkan Fund at the 51st Thessaloniki International Film Festival 2010.

With the support of the GFC

Yorgos Zois

Yorgos Zois is a Greek Film Director and Producer. His films have been screened and awarded internationally at the biggest film festivals worldwide (Venice IFF, Berlinale, Locarno, Rotterdam, Palm Springs). Among others he has received awards for the Best Film, Best Script, Best Newcomer Director, Best Short Film and he has won a nomination for the Best European Film by the European Film Academy.