Sundays | 16th LAGFF 2022

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After thirty years of being a Greek Orthodox priest, Tom Avramis has a crisis of faith and identity that makes him believe he has been living a lie for nearly half his life. Told from the perspective of his daughter, the film shows Tom’s journey to reconcile his internal identity with the external identity of the life he had created.

Alethea C. Avramis works at the intersection of traditional filmmaking and experiential and interactive content. Her short film “The Foreigner” won a student Emmy award. She has been part of VR projects that have screened at major world film festivals, and she was on the producing team of the award-winning VR series Gloomy Eyes.

2020, Thessaloniki International Documentary Film Festival

2020, Peloponnese Doc Fest

2020, Free Zone Film Festival

2020, Aegean Documentary Film Festival

Year
2020
Runtime
80 minutes
Language
English
Country
Greece, France
Premiere
North American

Director
Alethea C. Avramis
Screenwriter
Alethea C. Avramis
Producer
Giorgos Karnavas, Konstantinos Kontovrakis, Mathieu Bompoint
Cast
Tom Avramis
Cinematographer
Svetlana Cvetko
Editor
Esther Shubinski
Music
Phillipe Deschamps

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After thirty years of being a Greek Orthodox priest, Tom Avramis has a crisis of faith and identity that transforms him into believing he has been living a lie for nearly half his life. Told through the perspective of his daughter’s eyes, Tom goes on a journey to reconcile his internal identity with the external identity of the life he had created.