On the night of Tuesday, June 18, the seventh artwork turned a “tenant” of the brand new city corridor of Patras, within the forecourt of which, with the screening of the movie “Shoot 75”, the opening of the Municipal Cell Cinema part befell.
Cinephiles turned out in drive and had been fortunate sufficient to witness a wonderful movie with robust social drama parts that captured the worth of life, human contact and social empathy in an alienated capitalist society.
“Accountable” for that is the good director Chi Hayakawa, who along with her lens highlighted the sweetness and dignity of human life behind the showcase of philanthropy.
Guided by the journeys of an outdated girl, a younger salesman and a Filipina employee, who face life and loss of life dilemmas, Hayakawa gave the viewers of Patras a subversive and on the similar time chilling have a look at a grim future society.
The explanation for the creator is a Japanese authorities program which provides residents over 75 the “risk” to decide on euthanasia, as an answer to the issue of an more and more getting old society, through which hate crimes involving aged victims are continuously growing.
The start of the module was prefaced by the deputy mayor of Tradition Apostolis Aggelis.
THE MOVIE WILL BE SHOWN AGAIN ON THURSDAY 20/06 AT THE FISH SCALE (SOUTH PARK)
Admission to Municipal Cinema screenings is free
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