A Girl in Black

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A Girl in Black is a 1956 Greek drama film, set on a remote island, that explores themes of social oppression and forbidden love.

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instanceOf Greek drama film
film
award Best Director Award at the 1956 Cannes Film Festival (for Michael Cacoyannis)
basedOn original screenplay
blackAndWhite true
character Marina
Pavlos
cinematographyBy Walter Lassally
countryOfOrigin Greece
director Michael Cacoyannis
distributionFormat theatrical release
distributor Finos Film
era post-World War II Greece
festivalScreening Cannes Film Festival
filmingLocation Hydra, Greece
filmMovement postwar Greek cinema
genre drama film
hasCriticalReception critically acclaimed
hasHomeMediaRelease DVD
VHS
hasPosterColorScheme black and white imagery
hasProtagonist young woman dressed in black
hasSubgenre melodrama
hasTitleInGreek Το Κορίτσι με τα Μαύρα
musicBy Manos Hatzidakis
linked to: Manos Hadjidakis
narrativeFocus romantic relationship constrained by social norms
notableFor early collaboration between Michael Cacoyannis and Walter Lassally
portrayal of conservative island society
originalLanguage Greek
partOf Greek cinema
producer Michael Cacoyannis
releaseDecade 1950s
releaseYear 1956
runtime approximately 100 minutes
screenedAt 1956 Cannes Film Festival
screenwriter Michael Cacoyannis
setting remote Greek island
starring Dimitris Horn
Elli Lambeti
Notis Peryalis
Stefanos Stratigos
Yannis Argyris
theme class differences
forbidden love
patriarchal society
social conventions
social oppression

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Michael Cacoyannis directed A Girl in Black
Mihalis Kakogiannis notableWork A Girl in Black