Athens in the Interwar Years
If you're interested in modern Greek history, you’ll know the interwar years were a pivotal time in the transformation of Greek society and Athens itself. The screening of Maria Iliou's acclaimed documentary Athens in the Interwar Years, 1922–1940 offers a captivating glimpse into the city's evolution during this crucial period.
The film explores how Athens shifted from a city divided by politics to a vibrant cultural and economic hub. The influx of Asia Minor refugees revitalised the city, fuelling growth in industry and social life. Amid political turbulence, Athens saw the rise of a new bourgeoisie, the formation of a working class, and the flourishing of modern art, music, and literature.
Enriched with rare archival material and evocative soundscapes, this documentary offers a unique, immersive journey through one of the most transformative eras in Athens’ history.
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Prix: €10
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Time: 8 pm
- The Athens Concert Hall (Megaron), 115 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, Athens, 115 21
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Accessible aux fauteuils roulants
- +30 210 722 82714
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