"I SHALL DIE ONE EVENING WITHOUT HAVING CROSSED THE DIM HORIZON" 19 May 1982 Factual 16 mins
Stavros Tornes directs this documentary centered on the poet Nikos Kavvadias and his poetry.
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Stavros Tornes as Self
Stavros Tornes Director
Greece 19 May 1982
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