Eroticism in the Ancient Greek Art

Eroticism in the Ancient Greek Art

Release date : January 1, 1983
Runtime : 45m
Countries of origin :
Original Language : Greek /
Director : Dinos Mavroeidis /
Writers : Dinos Mavroeidis /
Production companies : Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports /
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One of the main characteristics of the ancient Greek world was the absolute freedom to express love in any form of art. The film describes the flourishing of freedom and its achievements in every field, as well as their gradual prohibition, when after the end of the Greco-Roman period, the joyful treatment of life, love and death was juxtaposed with guilt and sin.
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  • title:Eroticism in the Ancient Greek Art
  • status:Released
  • Release date: 1983
  • Runtime:45m
  • Genres:
  • Countries of origin:
  • Original Language: Greek ·
  • Director: Dinos Mavroeidis /
  • Writers: Dinos Mavroeidis ·
  • Production companies: Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports ·
  • Overview:One of the main characteristics of the ancient Greek world was the absolute freedom to express love in any form of art. The film describes the flourishing of freedom and its achievements in every field, as well as their gradual prohibition, when after the end of the Greco-Roman period, the joyful treatment of life, love and death was juxtaposed with guilt and sin.
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