Persecution
Greece 1942. In an island across the coast of Asia Minor, a woman finds an injured partisan who wants to leave for Turkey. She helps him with a boat to cross over but they will be caught by the Turks…
Persecution
Greece 1942. In an island across the coast of Asia Minor, a woman finds an injured partisan who wants to leave for Turkey. She helps him with a boat to cross over but they will be caught by the Turks and kept in a camp. Greece 1942. In an island across the coast of Asia Minor, a woman finds an injured rebel who wants to leave for Turkey. She helps him with a boat to cross over but they will be caught by the Turks and kept in a camp. She wants to find her lost son. —Tony Montana Katerina Rodeli tragically loses her child amid the turmoil of the Asia Minor Catastrophe. Forced to flee her home and seek refuge in Greece, a deep sense of pain and loss accompanies her. Twenty years later, during the Second World War, Katerina embarks on a perilous journey back to Turkey, determined to rescue a wounded saboteur from the clutches of the Nazis. The powerful desire to reunite with her missing child empowers Katerina to persevere in this dangerous mission. However, the challenging journey takes her through treacherous terrain and into the heart of hostile territory. But as she tries to unearth the past, Katerina is in for a surprise. Can she handle the shocking truth? —Nick Riganas
Persecution
Action,Drama,War
Film Details
Greece 1942. In an island across the coast of Asia Minor, a woman finds an injured partisan who wants to leave for Turkey. She helps him with a boat to cross over but they will be caught by the Turks and kept in a camp.
Greece 1942. In an island across the coast of Asia Minor, a woman finds an injured rebel who wants to leave for Turkey. She helps him with a boat to cross over but they will be caught by the Turks and kept in a camp.
She wants to find her lost son. —Tony Montana Katerina Rodeli tragically loses her child amid the turmoil of the Asia Minor Catastrophe. Forced to flee her home and seek refuge in Greece, a deep sense of pain and loss accompanies her.
Twenty years later, during the Second World War, Katerina embarks on a perilous journey back to Turkey, determined to rescue a wounded saboteur from the clutches of the Nazis. The powerful desire to reunite with her missing child empowers Katerina to persevere in this dangerous mission. However, the challenging journey takes her through treacherous terrain and into the heart of hostile territory.
But as she tries to unearth the past, Katerina is in for a surprise. Can she handle the shocking truth? —Nick Riganas.