Standing Aside, Watching Trailer

Standing Aside, Watching Trailer (2013)

08 November 2013 Drama 98 mins

Antigone returns from Athens to her troubled hometown, determined to keep a low profile. But this is a complex, difficult woman — her name is no coincidence — and her run-ins with the town's brutish men set a dramatic series of events in motion. A moral drama with an edge.

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Crew

Io

Original Music Composer

Claudio Bolivar

Claudio Bolivar Director of Photography

Elias Ledakis

Elias Ledakis Production Design

International Titles

Na kathesai kai na koitas Trailer

International Releases Dates

Canada 05 September 2013

Germany 08 February 2014

United Kingdom 28 September 2014

Greece 16 January 2015

United States 23 May 2014

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