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Electric Angel (1981)

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Released October 20, 1981Runtime 1h 30mDirector Thanasis Rentzis

A typical experimental film, in which a variety of audiovisual techniques are used to create the sense of polymorphic eroticism as developed by European and Mediterranean cinematography of the 20th century. Combining the methods of “animation” and “live action”, this intricate work embodies the idea of an “ars combinatoria”. The structure is loose, with neither a central axis nor a point where everything converges, contributing greatly to the open-ended character of the film, where rhythm is the key element.

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Cast of Electric Angel

Faidon Georgitsis

Faidon Georgitsis

Sofia Roubou

Sofia Roubou

Giorgos Kotanidis

Giorgos Kotanidis

Georgia Zoi

Georgia Zoi

Filippos Sofianos

Filippos Sofianos

Savina Yannatou

Savina Yannatou

Maritina Passari

Maritina Passari

Lina Nikolakopoulou

Lina Nikolakopoulou

About Electric Angel

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Who stars in Electric Angel?

Electric Angel stars Faidon Georgitsis, Sofia Roubou, Giorgos Kotanidis, Georgia Zoi, Marili Tsopanelli.

Who directed Electric Angel?

Electric Angel was directed by Thanasis Rentzis.

How long is Electric Angel?

Electric Angel has a runtime of 1h 30m.

What is Electric Angel about?

A typical experimental film, in which a variety of audiovisual techniques are used to create the sense of polymorphic eroticism as developed by European and Mediterranean cinematography of the 20th century. Combining the methods of “animation” and “live action”, this intricate work embodies the idea of an “ars combinatoria”. The structure is loose, with neither a central axis nor a point where everything converges, contributing greatly to the open-ended character of the film, where rhythm is the key element.