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A Panorama of Greek Cinema at the Avalon Theatre Presents
The House of Cain
A Film by Hristos Karakepelis
WIN FREE TICKETS!

When: Wednesday October 5, 2011
8:00 PM to 9:30 PM
Where: Avalon Theatre
5612 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC  20015 
Cover Charge: $11.00

The Embassy of Greece and the Greek Film Center
With the support of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Proudly present

Panorama of Greek Cinema

A PANORAMA OF GREEK CINEMA

On the first Wednesday of each month at 8:00 PM
at the Avalon Theatre
A Non Profit Film Center in Washington DC
Historic theater built in 1923 and reopened in 2003 by the non-profit Avalon Theatre Project

Panorama of Greek Cinema series provides a wonderful opportunity for DC filmgoers to experience the best of Greek cinema.

Wednesday, October 5, 2011 8:00 PM

The House of Cain
(Το Σπίτι του Κάιν)
A Documentary Directed by Hristos Karakepelis (Raw Material)
Written by Hristos Karakepelis & Natasha Segou

Audience Award: MUNICH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL -FILMFEST MUNCHEN 2001
Grand Prix: NYON INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL ( VISIONS DU REEL) 2001 
Greek Film Critics (PEKK) Award, FIPRESCI
Special Mention: 2000 Thessaloniki Film Festival 
2nd Prize: 2001 Kalamata International Documentary Festival

The subject is murder, the film's heroes are 7 ordinary men who commit such an act. "The House of Cain" plunges into the images, the memories, the nightmares, the reality and the attempts these people make to escape from the borderline situation in which they live. 6 inmates, their guard and l released prisoner encircle, each one in his own way, the irrevocable act which embodies the absurd and crushes their existence. Prison, the morgue, the museum of criminal exhibits, the courts, the police, the ruins of an old penal colony, the cells that have yet to be built, the streets of the town, constitute the mourning, bear the traces of the characters of the film but also of the persons as yet unknown, who the very next minute will find themselves in the same position. The events, the intimate details are absent. "The House of Cain" is a journey in human decline and the guilt that each person experiences in the way and to the degree that he can. A silent lament, humble and awkward about a lost innocence and whether it can be regained is open to question. An exploration of man's limits but also of the boundaries of the documentary. The acrobatics of the characters and the acrobatics of style. The reality of the soul and the senses as the only film reality and record.

2000 • 79 min • Not Rated • In Greek

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DCGreeks.com is giving away 3 pairs of tickets to the Panorama of Greek Cinema's October 5, 2011 show.  To enter, send an email to [email protected] with subject "Panorama of Greek Cinema October, 2011 Ticket Giveaway" and include your name in the body of the email.  We'll draw three winners at random from all emails received by Sunday, October 2, 2011 at 11:59 PM.  Only one entry allowed per person.  Winners will be notified via email on Monday, October 3rd!

More Info and to buy tickets on the web: http://www.theavalon.org/programs-events/panorama-of-greek-cinema

Avalon Theatre
5612 Connecticut Avenue, NW
Washington, DC 20015
202-966-6000
Directons: http://www.theavalon.org/about/locationdirections/

Event Contact: Avalon Theatre
Contact's Phone: (202) 966-6000
Event's Web Site: http://www.theavalon.org/programs-events/panorama-of-greek-cinema