A silent chorus of concerned Olympians emerges from a forest onto the plateau of the Muses to join their errant mother before the austere crest of Mount Olympus. Lines of Zervos’ poem “The Mountain’ s Furthest Top” act as prologue to the film’ s iconography while its narrative is from a poem by lyric poet Telesilla—a hymn to the Mother of the Gods. (Text by freelance writer, Cathryn Drake, about My Half of the Sky, My Half of the Earth can be found
here.)
Text Maria Zervos, Telesilla /
Camera Maria Zervos, Mark Römisch /
Editing Maria Zervos /
Music Solis Barki, Aggeliki Toumpanaki /
Performers Marianna Tsagaraki, Vagelis Telonis, Εirini Amanatidou, Vasilis Vounos , Helene Habia Nzanga, Periklis Asimakopoulos, Stavros Giannakopoulos, Orestis Karydas, Nikoleta Karmiri, Thanasis Deligiannis, Αlexandros Xomatianos , Filomila Syrogiannopoulou /
Equipment Arctos Broadcast Facilities
Produced with the support of
Onassis Cultural Center
For full lists of credits please contact:
studio@maria- zervos.com
