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Apaches of Athens: Directed by Dimitris Gaziadis. With Petros Epitropakis, Mery Sagianou-Katseli, Stella Hristoforidou, Yannis Prineas. Kostas saves two naive people from a brutal beating. A pretty seamstress, Titika, who happens to come by, attends to his minor wounds, and they fall in love.
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- Comedy, Drama, Musical
- Dimitris Gaziadis
- 1930
The Apaches of Athens (Greek: Οι Απάχηδες των Αθηνών) is a 1930 Greek Silent film directed by Dimitrios Gaziadis. It was one of the first Greek Silent films to feature recorded sound via a gramophone.
Jan 22, 2020 · The Apaches of Athens, the 1930 film by the Brothers Gaziadis, is based on Nikos Hadjiapostolou and Giannis Prineas’s operetta of the same title and constitutes the first attempt to produce a “talking picture” in Greece.
The Apaches of Athens freeze frames significant Athenian landmarks and 1930s everyday life in urban neighbourhoods including Plaka, Psirri, Thissio, Gazi, Syntagma Square and Panepistimiou—as well as the former royal palace of Tatoi (see it in its stately heyday).
“The Apaches of Athens” by Dimitris Gaziadis, is the first “singing and sound” Greek film (1930), deemed lost for many decades. The positive nitrate print was discovered, four years ago, in the archives of the Cinémathèque française; an incident of great importance since it is the first Greek film that was accompanied by a ...
The 1930 film spectacularly captures some of Athens' most important landmarks, as well as everyday life in the Athens of yesteryear. Vasilis Mavrogeorgiou directs Olympia's latest production, leading a cast of exceptional singers in a swirling musical feast just in time for Christmas.
'The Apaches of Athens' need no introduction: for older and younger generations alike, this entertaining work by Greek composer Nikos Hadjiapostolou succeeds in depicting the most vivid picture of an entire era: the lifestyle of both the upper and working classes of Athens during the interwar years create the background for the romantic ...
