Quotes: writing a letter to her father Dear father, we are writing because we have decided to come and find you. We have never seen you and we miss you. We talk about you all the time. Mummy will be upset that we've gone.

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Deep down inside we love her, don't think we don't, but she doesn't understand anything. We don't know what you look like. Alexander says all sorts of things. He dreams about you.

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We miss you so much. Sometimes on my way home from school I think I hear footsteps behind me, your. I saw this movie when it was playing in Berkeley in 1990. This is one of the most beautiful and haunting films I have ever seen. Filled with scenes of mythic beauty and magical realism. It is, on the surface, about two siblings search for their father, but it is also about the search for something both less obvious and more universal.

It haunted my dreams for months and some of the images in this film have stayed with me to this day. If you are of a philosophical bent and are open to the experience, I believe you will enjoy this film very much.

Contents. Plot Pubescent Voula and her five-year-old brother Alexandros want to see their father, whom they have never met before. Their mother tells them he lives in Germany and so Voula and Alexandros one day secretly leave their home to find him. They go to the and try to use the Germany Express, but are removed from the train for not having a ticket.

A police officer takes them to a distant uncle, who convinces the officer that the children do not have a father in Germany. He informs him that their mother lied to them, to prevent them from knowing the truth: that they have different fathers and are simply the results of. Although Voula and Alexandros eavesdrop on the conversation, they still believe their mother and believe the uncle is lying. When a blizzard suddenly hits the village and no more attention is paid to them, the children manage to escape.

They continue their journey on foot and eventually meet a young man named Orestis , who broke down with his van. He offers to take them with him, and the children accept the offer. Orestis is the driver of a traveling theater troupe playing a piece about the Greek history. Recently the troupe has been struggling with declining audience numbers, due to people searching for easier distraction. As the path of Orestis splits from theirs, the children leave the troupe and look for different means of transportation to Germany. They manage to find a truck driver (Vassilis Kolovos), willing to take them with him. Later, while Alexandros is asleep, the driver rapes Voula, and flees afterwards, shocked by his own actions.

Alexandros and Voula soon reach another train station, where they again try to travel by train. When they spot the ticket inspector, they escape just in time before being caught. They bump into Orestis again, who takes them with him on his motorcycle. Meanwhile, Orestis' theater troupe breaks up and the members begin to sell their various requisites.

Orestis takes Voula and Alexandros to an empty beach cafe and they walk the promenade with him. Suddenly, the children witness a huge marble hand held by a helicopter emerge from the sea. The index finger of the hand is broken off. Due to his impending military service, Orestis is forced to sell his motorcycle. He later meets the buyer again in a bar, and it is implied, that he has sexual relations with him.

Voula is disappointed in Orestis, having developed a crush in him herself, and the children leave again. Orestis later searches for them, and finds them on a deserted, newly constructed highway section. He takes Voula into his arms and starts consoling the crying girl: 'The first time, it's always as if you're dying.' They break up with Orestis again, this time for good. At another train station, a soldier gives Voula money to buy train tickets and the children again board a train for Germany.

They exit shortly before the passport control at the border. Outside, they realize that the border is formed by a river, and use a small boat to cross it. Suddenly, shots are fired by border guards and a tree begins to emerge from the fog.

As the fog begins to clear, Voula and Alexandros run for the tree and embrace it. Cast. as Alexandros. as Voula. as Orestis. as truck driver. Ilias Logothetis as Seagull.

as train station guardian. Toula Stathopoulou as woman in police station. as soldier. Dimitris Kaberidis as uncle. Tassos Palatzidis as train conductor Production Angelopoulos stated he once read about two children embarking on a journey to Germany to find their father in the newspaper. He was so impressed by this strong desire to find the father, that the idea of producing a film about it came to his mind. Landscape in the Mist was Angelopoulos' first film to be distributed in the United States, being distributed.

Orestis and his traveling theater troupe are a reference to Angelopoulos' earlier film (1975). Soundtrack The soundtrack, containing traces of music and stressed by the oboe, was composed. Karaindrou stated the impetuous children strongly reminded her of the romantic escapes from earlier times, which is why she wanted the soundtrack to contain traces of and. When it came to the selection of the fitting instrument, she chose the oboe, because it is romantic and screams at the same time. Reception Accolades Year Award Category Result 1988 Won Prize of the Students of the University Won OCIC Award Won 1989 Won InterFilm Award Won 1990 Not Nominated See also.

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References. Margaret Herrick Library, Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Village Voice. Retrieved 23 January 2018. Nagel, Josef.

Theo Angelopoulos. Reihe Film 45 (in German). Croce, Fernando (December 3, 2005).

Retrieved October 2, 2015. Nagel, Josef. Theo Angelopoulos. Reihe Film 45 (in German). Retrieved 2008-10-13.

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