Le Kontar de Godard

The film presents an exclusive interview with Iordanis Finos, focusing on his aspirations to create a movement akin to the French Nouvelle Vague in Greece. It discusses his artistic influences and the impact of his work on the cinematic landscape.

The narrative includes the fatal accident that occurred during the shooting of Finos’ first film in 1979, which claimed the lives of both him and his crew. This event left his project incomplete, marking a significant moment in his career and the history of Greek cinema. The film also touches on the technological advancements in filmmaking, such as the launch of ARRI's Spectraflex camera, which can capture spectral debris. This intersection of past and present filmmaking techniques provides a rich context for understanding Finos' artistic journey.