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In 'Departhenon', two male members of a company reflect on their past erotic adventures as an ex-couple following a hiking trip. The film presents their attempts to rekindle lost eroticism and boldness in a context that challenges heteronormative and nationalistic values. As they navigate their personal histories, the documentary captures the struggle to create a space for their desires amidst societal pressures.
The film is directed by K Apentropoios and runs for 36 minutes. Set in Greece, it addresses the tension between individual desires and aggressive cultural norms that seek to suppress them. The documentary serves as both an artwork and a political action, aiming to provoke thought about the constraints placed on erotic expression in contemporary society.
Why Watch
- •See how two men reflect on their past erotic adventures.
- •Find out how they challenge societal norms.
- •Meet the director K Apentropoios and his vision.
Did You Know
•The film was released in 2021.
•It has a duration of 36 minutes.
•The production country is Greece.
•The film is directed by K Apentropoios.
Perfect For
LGBT activismContemporary artCultural critique