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Départ

“He is married. She is married. Before he knocks on her door, he imagines their "double" life. What decision will he make?”

Synopsis

Timos and Alice, both married, go on their first illicit date. Timos, just before knocking on Alice's door, closes his eyes and envisions their shared future. What decision will he make when he opens them?

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Eva Statheropoulou
Screenplay & Story
Eva Statheropoulou
Original Score
Noula Papadopoulou
Original Title
Départ
Country of Origin
Greece
Spoken Languages
Greek
Runtime
7m
Production Studios
Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Eva Statheropoulou

Screenplay & Story

Eva Statheropoulou

Original Score & Music

Noula Papadopoulou

Director of Photography

Eva Statheropoulou

Film Editing

Eva Statheropoulou

Producers

Elizabeth Manavi

Department Leadership Roster

Eva Statheropoulou

Screenplay

Eva Statheropoulou

Director

Elizabeth Manavi

Producer

Eva Statheropoulou

Editor

Eva Statheropoulou

Director of Photography

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Départ.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Départ

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Départ about?

Timos and Alice, both married, go on their first illicit date. Timos, just before knocking on Alice's door, closes his eyes and envisions their shared future. What decision will he make when he opens them?

Who directed Départ?

Départ was directed by Eva Statheropoulou.

Who stars in Départ?

The principal cast of Départ includes George Athanasiadis, Katerina Tsoukali.

When was Départ released and how long is it?

Départ was released in 2023 with a total runtime of 7m.

Who composed the musical score for Départ?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Départ was composed by Noula Papadopoulou.