Captain Meitanos. The Image of a Mythical Personage Trailer (1987)

01 October 1987 Drama 128 mins

A retired diplomat has begun writing a historical novel about the legendary Captain Meϊtanos, who lived in the 17th century. Initially, he was a klepht (bandit), then an armatolos (member of irregular forces), then a klepht again, until finally winding up in the Ottoman hangman’s noose. Captain Meϊtanos was described by monks who lived for many years after his death, recounting his activities and passing on his story. Memories are revived; snatches of a story and mystery emerge, such as that of a holy icon painted in 1715 by the iconographer Vaϊos – an icon which adds additional color and detail to this story.

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Cast

Giorgos Mihalakopoulos

Kostas Stefanakis as Τουρκαλβανός Οπλαρχηγός

Crew

Dimos Theos Director

Dimos Theos Writer

International Titles

Kapetan Meitanos, i eikona enos mythikou prosopou Trailer

International Releases Dates

Greece 01 October 1987

Production Companies

Greek Film Centre

ERT

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