The Rape of Aphrodite

This drama highlights the personal impact of the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus. The main character, Evagoras, portrayed by Costas Tymvios, embarks on a desperate search for his wife and son, who disappeared during the conflict. As he navigates the island with a taxi driver, the film employs flashbacks to delve into the historical context of the Greek Cypriots.

The film's runtime of 150 minutes allows for an in-depth exploration of its themes, including politics, war, and history. Its focus on a specific historical event provides a poignant backdrop for the personal story of loss and resilience. Collectors may find the film's narrative and its treatment of contemporary issues in Cyprus particularly compelling.