Level 71

A man trapped in an endlessly repeating space resembling a parking lot is searching frantically
for the exit. Along his way he meets a man of faith, a mysterious capitalist and a political
assembly (on level 71) all promising to help him. A woman from his past or future may offer him
a different perspective.

Director……… Peter Salapatas
Writers……….Peter Salapatas/Christina Adamou
Produced by……….Anna Monogiou, Peter Salapatas, Christina Adamou
Line Producer………Anna Monogiou

Cinematography. …..Michalis Gkatzogias
Art Director/Wardrobe…….Alexandros Kotsonis
Sound recordists……………Alkaios Nikolaou, Elli Fotiou
Editing/Post Production………..Yannis Kolaxizis
Music………. Kostas Varotsis
Sound designer/Sound Mix/Sound Mastering……..Stelios Ntaras
Colorist…………….Dimitris Manousiakis
Assistant Director…….Penelope Bouska
Assistant Line Producer………..Konstantini Semkou
Steadicam………..Harris Pallas
Camera Assistant…………Orestis Psomopoulos
2nd Assistant Camera………….Kyriakos Apostolidis
Electrician………………..Dimitris Manousiakis
Gaffer……………………..>Alexandra Siafaka
Script……………….Sophia Melissopoulou
1st Assistant Art Director/Wardrobe…………Elli Nalmpanti
2nd Assistant Art Director/Wardrobe………..Lydia Tranta
Make-up………………>Sophia Voulala (leader), Efthimia Pouliou, Vassiliki Karioti, Kiki Asmati, Tzeni Efstathiadou, Diana Arsian

Hair Stylist……….Kiki Papadopoulou, SEDE hair Salon.

Man………….Dimitris Tsilinikos
Woman……..Eleni Thimiopoulou
Blacksmith…………..Tasos Rodovitis
Rich Man…………Yannis Panorios
little girl…………..Lydia Salapata Adamou
little boy………….Odysseas Salapatas Adamos
Speaker voice…………Maria Benaki
Level71 speaker voice………….Yannis Palamiotis
Level 71 crowd: Yannis Monogios, Yorgos Kokovas, Alexandra Siafaka, Alexandros Kotsonis,
Anna Monogiou, Konstantini Sermkou, Elli Nalmpanti, Paraskevi Lolou,
Xenia Adamantidou

This film was an independent production. It was made with students, graduates and colleagues from the School of Film of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, where I teach cinematography, and actors from the National Theater of Northern Greece.

The film can be read on philosophical/existential level as well as on a sociopolitical one.

Sincerely,

Peter Salapatas
director