text: Surviving the Greek Crisis. Short documentaries | 13 Dec. 2019 – Balkan Can Kino
  at 20.00 – 21.00
  KINO 28, Communitism building, Keramikou 28, Athens
  A documentary about the shadow theatre and its struggle through the years of crisis. How the modern puppeteers initiate the old art of shadow theatre, attempting to support their profession in the field of entertainment, reflecting technology and the digital age.
  Director: Peggy Zouti
  After getting college degrees and masters degrees, four Greek siblings, decide to give up life in the city, and return to their home in a 150-people village 3,5 hours from Athens, in order to focus on farming. The 8-year-old economic crisis in Greece still
  means that there are few jobs for your Greeks with degrees. The only option for the four siblings was to work as waiters and party-clowns. Now, five years into developing their own olive oil brand, they are exporting it to the United States, Canada, and even Japan. They are also offering agro tourism and fight for the preservation of the Kalamata olive brand name. This is a video-letter of how life in the village is for them, as farmers raising their children.
  3. Evripidou 14
  Director: Michael Demetrius
  Tags:BCK Film Festivalcommunitismcrisisdocumentaryfilmskino 28screeningsshort documentariesshort films