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'''Ο ανήφορος του Γολγοθά''' <Greek> / ''The Uphill of Golgotha'' (1917) is a silent | '''Ο ανήφορος του Γολγοθά''' <Greek> / ''The Uphill of Golgotha'' (Greece, 1917) is a feature film (silent, B&W), directed by [[Dimos Vratsanos]]. | ||
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It was the first religious film in Greece and generated a lot of controversy in conservative circles that opposed the project as blasphemous. Shot in Athens, it could not be completed according to the original script, as the filming was interrupted by a hostile crowd. The plot goes around the story of a young woman who studies in a Cycladic monastery and envisions the passion of Christ. | It was the first religious film in Greece and generated a lot of controversy in conservative circles that opposed the project as blasphemous. Shot in Athens, it could not be completed according to the original script, as the filming was interrupted by a hostile crowd. The plot goes around the story of a young woman who studies in a Cycladic monastery and envisions the passion of Christ. | ||
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* [[Yorgos Ploutis]] = [[Jesus of Nazareth]] | |||
* [[Manos Filippidis]] = [[Pontius Pilate]] | |||
* [[Hristina Kalogerikou]] = [[Mary Magdalene]] | |||
==Production== | |||
Produced and released in Greece (1917). | Produced and released in Greece (1917). | ||
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[[Category:Mary Magdalene (subject)|1917 Vratsanos]] | [[Category:Mary Magdalene--cinema (subject)|1917 Vratsanos]] |
Latest revision as of 04:23, 3 September 2018
Ο ανήφορος του Γολγοθά <Greek> / The Uphill of Golgotha (Greece, 1917) is a feature film (silent, B&W), directed by Dimos Vratsanos.
Abstract
It was the first religious film in Greece and generated a lot of controversy in conservative circles that opposed the project as blasphemous. Shot in Athens, it could not be completed according to the original script, as the filming was interrupted by a hostile crowd. The plot goes around the story of a young woman who studies in a Cycladic monastery and envisions the passion of Christ.
Cast
- Yorgos Ploutis = Jesus of Nazareth
- Manos Filippidis = Pontius Pilate
- Hristina Kalogerikou = Mary Magdalene
Production
Produced and released in Greece (1917).
External links
- [ Wikipedia]
- The Internet Movie Database
Categories:
- 1917
- Fiction--1910s
- Fiction--Greek
- Cinema--1910s
- Cinema--Greek
- Feature Films
- Greek language
- Passion of Jesus (subject)
- Passion of Jesus--cinema (subject)
- Historical Jesus Studies--1910s
- Historical Jesus Studies--Fiction
- Historical Jesus Studies--Greek
- Jesus of Nazareth (subject)
- Jesus of Nazareth--fiction (subject)
- Jesus of Nazareth--cinema (subject)
- Pilate--cinema (subject)
- Mary Magdalene--cinema (subject)