HAMLET  a film by Yiorgos (de la Grecia) Panteleakis FICTION 120min

Written & Directed by Yiorgos Panteleakis/Dir Photography Yiorgos Papandrikopoulos/Music Score Vasilis Gouzios/Sound Orestis kamperides/Editing Yiorgos Panteleakis

Colour Grading/DCP by DCS/Casting Underground/Associate Producer Lina Yianopoulou/Associate Consultant Eurimage Heleni Chandrinou/Budgjet Papadatos Yiorgos

Countries Production : Greece,Scottland, Austria

Language: Greek Sign Language, Greek, English
Funding: Independent Greek Cinema, Crowd Funding/An Independent Greek Cinema Production 2014

Synopsis

The film scopes into the lives of a group of Deaf people, while on the central axis focuses on three them Sophia, Myrtle and Stephen and theirteacher Mark.

Sophia was born deaf and a five-dimensional aware being, meaning that she receives impressions from a vast array of possibilities and

probabilities, from both the subjective and objective world of the people around her. In the film Sophia works as a link through cellular memories in

which the characters can revert their choices. This, changes linear time occurrences which radically subverts the past of our heroes, but without them being able to remember.

The film as an awaking meditation on the relative nature of identity within time and space, expands the medium, taking on a journey through

the conscious and the unconscious, perception and obsession. Unfolding with the logic of a dream, which can be interpreted but never explained, is punctuated by a series of occurrences that simply can't have occurred linearly or even in one-time laps. It can only be felt as parallel simultaneous universes.