Director
Dimitris Spyrou
Cast
Pantelis Trivizas, Vasilis Kolovos, Dimitra Hatoupi, Amalia Giza, Kostoula Tsellou.
He writes to escape. A small boy’s words will take him far away.
Elias lives in a village in the mountains near Olympia and is about to finish primary school. But nobody calls him by his real name; he’s mostly known as “The Flea”, the name of the handwritten newspaper he edits and publishes by himself. His fellow-villagers make fun of Elias and yet he dreams of travel. “The Flea” helps him escape his village’s boundaries and gives him the wings he needs to fly away.
The Flea holds a special place in Greek Film Festival history as the very first film to open the festival in Australia, paving the way for Greek cultural celebration on screen.
Director
Dimitris Spyrou
Cast
Pantelis Trivizas, Vasilis Kolovos, Dimitra Hatoupi, Amalia Giza, Kostoula Tsellou.
In Greek with English Subtitles.
Wheelchair accessible.
Companion Card accepted.
Assistive Hearing system available (FM).
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Approx. 1 hr 48 mins
Rated G
Greek with English Subtitles
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