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A husband working in West Germany pays a visit back home to his village in Epirus and is murdered by his wife and her married lover.

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Eleni
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Hristos Gikas
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Eleni's Brother
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Prosecutor
Mihalis Fotopoulos ...
Kostas Gousis
Yannis Balaskas ...
Police Officer
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Prosecutor's Assistant
Alekos Alexiou ...
Police Inspector
Mersoula Kapsali ...
Eleni's Sister in-law
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Journalist
Panos Papadopoulos ...
Journalist
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Journalist (as Ton. Lykouresis)
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
Fokas Kapsalis
St. Vasdekis
Th. Vasdekis
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Journalist (uncredited)
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Hristos Paligiannopoulos ...
Journalist (uncredited)

Directed by

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Theodoros Angelopoulos

Written by

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Theodoros Angelopoulos ... (screenplay)
 
Stratis Karras ... (collaborating writer)
 
Thanassis Valtinos ... (collaborating writer)

Produced by

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Hristos Paligiannopoulos ... director of production
Giorgis Samiotis ... producer

Cinematography by

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Giorgos Arvanitis

Editing by

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Takis Davlopoulos

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Nikos Birbas ... technician
Kostas Sergiadis ... technician
Socrates Zoidis ... Lab Supervisor: Film Restoration / Lab Supervisor: Remastering

Set Decoration by

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Mikes Karapiperis

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Hristos Paligiannopoulos ... production manager

Sound Department

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Thanassis Arvanitis ... sound

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Evangelos Iliopoulos ... photographer
Grigoris Samiotis ... electrician

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Tasos Chalkias ... musician: solo clarinet
Pantelis Soulis ... singer

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Plot Summary

A woman murders her husband, upon his return home after a long absence, with the complicity of the lover who has relieved her loneliness. Costas Ghoussis, an emigrant recently returned to his native country, is coming back from the fields, a shovel on his shoulder. He pushes open the garden gate in front of his house and calls his wife: Eleni! She does not answer; the reason: she is hidden behind the door of the kitchen with another man, Christos, a gamekeeper, the lover that she took during her husband's absence. Just as Costas crosses the threshold he is attacked and strangled. Despite their precautions, a relative of the victim suspects them and alerts the police. The criminals confess their crime. The reconstruction is that of the examining magistrate, whose inquiries are interspersed with sequences of the crime - although the actual murder is never shown - and with a social documentary which a TV unit (including the director himself) is making about the crime and the village. Written by Andreas Varagoulis

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Also Known As
  • Αναπαράσταση (Greece)
  • Reconstruction (World-wide, English title)
  • Resurrection of a Crime (World-wide, English title)
  • Reconstruction (United Kingdom)
  • Reconstitution (France)
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  • 110 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia "Little Short Lemon Tree", a traditional lament from Epirus, is used for the opening and ending of the film. It's the same song that one of the prisoners whistles right before the attempted escape in Days of '36 (1972), it makes its way into the wedding scene of The Travelling Players (1975) and it's also heard during a scene of The Hunters (1977) (right before the publisher reads out a document to the civil engineer), drawing a connection between the early films of Theodoros Angelopoulos. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in Affection to the People (2013). See more »

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