AKOE/AMFI: The Story of a Revolution (*Just to sleep on their chest…)

The documentary chronicles a significant event in Greece during 1977, where a proposed law united gay men and transvestites, leading to the formation of the first Greek LGBT movement. This movement, along with its magazine Amfi, played a crucial role in shaping the identity and self-perception of LGBT Greeks for over a decade.

The runtime of 71 minutes provides a concise yet impactful exploration of this historical narrative. With contributions from notable figures such as Paola Revenioti and Aggelos Papadimitriou, the film highlights the struggles and triumphs of the LGBT community in Greece. It serves as an important record of cultural history and advocacy, celebrating the legacy of those involved in this revolution.