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GREEN LINES
 
Griechenland 2002 | 26:00 Min.

 
Camera: Nikos Dayandas
Director: Nikos Dayandas
Editor: Vassilis Kazis
Producer: Nikos Dayandas
Research: Michalis Sarlis
Screenplay: Nikos Dayandas
Broadcasted by: ERT
Production Company: Nikos Dayandas
World Sales by: Anemon Productions, Greece

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Where Greek and Turkish Cypriots live side-by-side...

Green Lines offers a unique insight into the Cyprus issue and describes how the dividing line, initially a symptom, has turned into one of the main causes for this continuing problem. The arbitrary line (known as the Green Line) has grown into a sociocultural chasm between people who once shared a largely common culture.

The documentary was shot in London, in the area around the avenue of Green Lanes, where thousands of Cypriots (Greek and Turkish) have been living together peacefully for the last 60 years. Many of them are living proof that co-existence is possible. But it requires courage to face the past.

[In Greek, English and Turkish, with English subtitles]


 
Festivals: Thessaloniki Documentary Festival | 2003, 'Reportage Without Frontiers' Competition | 2002
Awards:Best Amateur Documentary | 2002