Particles of Dust
Τα σωματίδια της σκόνης
Synopsis
The corpse of a young man shows up at the shores of Atalante marking the return of Isidore to the territory of the living. But coming back from the dead is a delicate affair. As he follows the traces of his past lives in search of lost memories and the promise of a story, Isidore finds himself caught in a deceitful web of narratives within narratives, a world of Time Travelers and Doppelgängers, Picture Eaters and Textile Merchants, Phantom Friends and Phantom Lovers.
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Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Argyris Germanidis
- Original Title
- Τα σωματίδια της σκόνης
- Country of Origin
- Greece, Germany
- Spoken Languages
- Greek
- Runtime
- 1h 19m
- Production Studios
- ODO Filmproduktion
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Argyris Germanidis
Department Leadership Roster
Argyris Germanidis
Director
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What is Particles of Dust about?
The corpse of a young man shows up at the shores of Atalante marking the return of Isidore to the territory of the living. But coming back from the dead is a delicate affair. As he follows the traces of his past lives in search of lost memories and the promise of a story, Isidore finds himself caught in a deceitful web of narratives within narratives, a world of Time Travelers and Doppelgängers, Picture Eaters and Textile Merchants, Phantom Friends and Phantom Lovers.
Who directed Particles of Dust?
Particles of Dust was directed by Argyris Germanidis.
Who stars in Particles of Dust?
The principal cast of Particles of Dust includes Sofia Kokkali, Nikolas Papadomihelakis, Giorgos Efthimiou.
When was Particles of Dust released and how long is it?
Particles of Dust was released in the theatrical window with a total runtime of 1h 19m.