Documentary, 45 min., 2013

Written & Directed by: Christos Panagos & Kostas Makrinos (Tanto)
Lyrics & music by:  B.D.Foxmoor
Performed by: B.D.Foxmoor, Brak & Flaco

Spring 2012. Greece, which is going through a major crisis - not only financial, is into the rush of two parliamentary elections.BD Foxmoor (Active Member) and his crew, despite the political and social climate of the time and about 40 years after the first theatrical play "Our Great Circus", form "Our Stolen Circus", to share with us their documentation of that era until today, blaming on the worst generation, the generation of the political change-over (1974) the "faults of whom have not been avenged".


This documentary is about the journey of this blasphemous circus all over Greece and Cyprus.

Directors/Writers: Ares Chatjistefanou, Katerina Kitides

Scientific advisor: Leonidas Vatikiotis

Production Manager: Thanos Tsantas

Editing: Ares Triantafyllou

Soundtrack: Active Member, Ermes Georgiades

Other crew: Julie Kileri, Margarita Tsomou, Vaya Pantou, Christos Tsiknias, Graneta Karatza, Costas Efimeros

Catastroika searches the consequences of a total disposal of a country. Examining various examples of privatization and destabilization taking place in the most developed western countries, it tries to foresee the results of applying this model on a country being under financial occupation. Once more, the documentary will be released online under creative commons license.

Screenplay/Direction: Stelios Couloglou, Production: Spiros Mavrogenis
Co-production: Greek Centre of Cinema, Original Score: Active Member
www.hitmanapology.com
Synopsis: Based on best-selling book Confessions of an economic hitman by John Perkins; the internal struggle of a man with his guilt and the fear of telling the truth. The film works as the definitive answer to President Bush’s question ‘Why do they hate us?’

Camera/editing/direction: Lefteris Fylactos
This documentary was honoured with one of the most important awards at the 50th Thessalonica Documentary Festival, that is, the Audience Award! It had been distinguished after a voting taken place among all the viewers of all the films of the festival, as the most beloved film…By clicking on the following link you can watch it all on your pc: http://vimeo.com/20882217

Low Bap 1992-2000

A whole group of friends, people from all over Greece and not only, have gathered around some loose moments with the camera on hand. Moments about what we have chosen to say that we do. About lowbap. Thus, by getting all these moments into a pretexted order, we ended up with a documentary film. We didn’t wish to entrust this whole effort to a professional, with whatever cost, believing that in this way we would come nearer to our soul. The documentary works as a lengthy reference to all Freestyle Productions activities, as well as at Lowbap’s most important stops within these eight years, from 1992 till 2000.

The theatrical play named Lost in the Dream, is inspired by Federico Garcia Lorca’s Bloody Wedding. It is about a collaboration between the Sin Athina theatrical team, the group of Active Member and the well-known percussion musician Nicos Touliatos. This performance engages a fresh idea of presentation, more like an experiment, upon Lorca’s play which combines the poetic words of Lorca with both the revolutionary sound of hiphop music and the percussions instruments which move the human body of actors altering it into musical instrument producing sound and speech.

Direction: Aliki Danezi-Knudsen

Production Year: 2001

Music score: Active Member (co-production of Cyprus-Greece-Uruguay)

Long feature film which participated in the International Competitive Section of the 42th Film Festival of Thessalonica (Cypriot participation) with international casting and crew. The film was honoured with official participations in several other festivals (e.g. Rome, Montevideo)