Tag: Theo Angelopoulos

Theo Angelopoulos: History, Memory & the Poetry of Cinema

Few filmmakers made history feel as physical as Theo Angelopoulos. In his films, the past does not remain safely behind the characters. It drifts through misty landscapes, follows people across borders, interrupts journeys, reshapes families, and sometimes seems to occupy the same space as the present. Born in Athens on April 27, 1935, Angelopoulos became …

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