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BLACK FIELD period feature

Stelios Koukouvitakis

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Demo trailer (long verion) of the greek feature film "Black field"
directed by Vardis Marinakis.

Synopsis

1654, Ottoman Empire, Greece. A Turkish Warrior arrives heavily wounded in a remote christian female monastery
and is nursed by Anthi, a young Greek nun who has taken the oath of silence. They fall in love without realising it.
Anthi doesnt dare to reveal to the Turkish Warrior her dark secret. She is a boy.
A cross gender love story. "The crying game" set in the Balkans of 17th century. A visual film about two people that fall in a dead end love.

The film is currently in post production and it will be completed by mid March.

Black Field will be released on November 2009.

Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5x7EUSKVEGQ

Vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/2369017

Credits

DOP:MARCUS WATERLOO
EDITING:YANNIS HALKIADAKIS
PRODUCTION DESIGN:GIORGOS GERGIOU
SOUND DESIGN:PANOS TZELEKIS
MAIN ACTORS:SOFIA GEORGOVASILI, CHRISTOS PASSALIS,
MARIA PANOURIA, DESPOINA BEBEDELI,
DESPOINA KOURTI, VAGGELIO ANDREADAKI



Some wonderful, a-la-Terrence Malick photography
by Marcus Waterloo (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1395250/ ).
One of the first feature films shot with the Red in Greece.
 
Powerful, a movie is so much more than what it was shot with.

This feels like academy award level.

Will this be released in theatres?
 
Beautiful imagery. Very moving.
 
The movie will be released in Greek theatres.
I don't know about international release
but propably you could see it in film festivals...
 
And here comes the best part, Stelios, do you know what the budget for the film was?
 
Wow! fantastic stuff... I'm interested to know how you achieved that look, what was your camera set up?
 
Well, I had nothing to do with the movie
so I don't know any specific details concerning
the budget (which is not yet published) or technical things
such as color timing etc.

But I can say it is a co-production of the Greek Film Centre,
some production companies and private investors.
 
Bravo!

A must-see for me.

Good shooting and best regards,

Leo
 
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