The Cinematheque

This program of three short and mid-length works emphasizes women’s subjectivity across decades of historical change. In Frieda Liappa’s newly restored I Remember You Leaving All the Time, the tumultuous Greece of the 1970s acts as the backdrop to a narrative that pairs a radical journalist and a former stage actor. Jacqueline Lentzou’s Hector Malot: The Last Day of the Year is a bittersweet portrait of Sofia, a young woman on the precipice of change. The film originally premiered in competition as part of Critics’ Week at Cannes, and preceded Lentzou’s acclaimed feature debut Moon, 66 Questions. Lina Patsiou’s Punctum tells the nonfiction story of Theodoris, who fought for liberation against the Nazis during WWII before being imprisoned as a communist by the Greek government.

I Remember You Leaving All the Time
Μια Ζωή Σε Θυμάμαι Να Φεύγεις
Greece 1977
Frieda Liappa
45 min. DCP In Greek with English subtitles

Hector Malot: The Last Day of the Year
Έκτορας Μαλό: Η τελευταία μέρα της χρονιάς
Greece 2018
Jacqueline Lentzou
25 min. DCP In Greek with English subtitles

Punctum
Greece 2024
Lina Patsiou
15 min. DCP In Greek with English subtitles