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Nana is a documentary about a seventy-year-old trans woman living in Thessaloniki, Greece. The film combines narrative storytelling, observational footage, and archival material to present Nana Hadji Ipsilou's life story. It addresses her complex past and the societal challenges faced by transgender individuals in Greece.
The film captures Nana's experiences with discrimination and adversity, providing insight into the broader issues of identity and survival for the transgender community in contemporary Greece. It reflects on the societal norms and attitudes towards transgender individuals in Greek society, emphasizing the need for awareness and understanding.
Why Watch
- •Meet Nana, a trans woman from Thessaloniki.
- •See the societal issues faced by transgender individuals in Greece.
- •Find out about queer activism in contemporary Greece.
Did You Know
•Nana Hadji Ipsilou is 70 years old and lives in Thessaloniki, Greece.
•The film was directed by Lara Christen and released in 2015.
•The documentary has a runtime of 40 minutes.
Perfect For
Transgender rightsGreek societyQueer activism