Sotiros

About This Movie

Sotiros is an intriguing little piece, really. At just 26 minutes, it takes its time, letting scenes breathe. The way it captures light in various settings—hotels, cafés, the streets—is both intimate and observational. You get a real sense of place, not just visually, but emotionally too. The alternating intertitles, 'He said' and 'he said,' create a rhythm that draws you in without forcing anything. It's almost like a poetic exploration of daily life in a couple of European locales—Greece and Austria—where mundane moments become something more. There's no rush, just a gentle unfolding of scenes that linger long after the credits roll. A unique approach for a documentary, definitely not your typical format.

Explores themes of daily life · Rich in visual storytelling · Distinctive use of intertitles