EPIRUS: PRIMORDIAL HELLAS
Hadzimihali-Papaliou Maria
Colour documentary film series entitled “EPIRUS PRIMORDIAL HELLAS – UNDER THE TURKISH RULE”, a co-production of the Greek Film Centre, the GNTO, ET-1 and Positive Ltd, directed by Maria Chatzimichali-Papaliou, presenting the history, spiritual revival and resistance of Epirus during Ottoman rule up to its liberation in 1913. Through footage of traditional architecture, castles, everyday life and Epirot polyphonic songs, the series concludes with archival photographs from the liberation of Ioannina.
Item type:
Audio Visual
Date:
n.d.
Subject:
Agia Paraskevi, Agios Georgios Foustanelas, Ali Pasha, Ali Pasha of Tepelene, resistance, Arta, Ancient Theatre of Dodona, Primeval Greece, archival photographs, Aslan Pasha, Acheron River, Aoos River, Balkan Wars, Vikoyiatroi, Voidomatis, herbs of Epirus, Voulgaris, Eugenios, Byzantine heritage, Kokkoris Bridge, Noutsos Bridge, folk song, Enlightenment, Dodona, national consciousness, Vikos–Aoos National Park, churches, Greek education, Greek War of Independence of 1821, Greek history, Greek education, Greek nature, Greek army, 1611 uprising, Zagori, Zagori villages, Zalongo, Zosimaia School, Epirus, Epirot music, Epirot landscape, Ioannina, cobbled streets, Kalogeriko Bridge, Monk Samuel, Kaplaneios School, Kassope, castles of Epirus, waterfalls, Konitsa, Kosmas the Aetolian, Kougi, Crypto-Christians, secret school, folk culture, folklore, Lake Pamvotida, Lord Byron, Louros, Makriyannis, Methodios Anthrakites, Metsovo, monasteries of Epirus, Monodendri, Balaneia School, Nekromanteion of Ephyra, Nektarios Terpos, Neo-Martyrs, Nikopolis, Ottoman Empire, mountain landscape, Orthodoxy, Papingo, traditional songs, traditional costumes, traditional architecture, coastal settlements, Parga, stone bridges, stone villages, cultural heritage, polyphonic songs, rivers, Preveza, dowries, Rogkovo, Vradeto Steps, Dionysios Skylosophos, Souli, Souliotes, slate, wall paintings, Ottoman rule, weaving, Vikos Gorge, ravines, Dance of Zalongo, Christianity, Psallidas, Athanasios
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