Ulysses' Gaze (1995)
Overview
An exiled filmmaker finally returns to his home country where former mysteries and afflictions of his early life come back to haunt him once more.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | el |
| Popularity | 10.739 |
Directed By
Theo Angelopoulos
Crew
Tonino Guerra
Petros Markaris
Theo Angelopoulos
Giorgio Silvagni
Theo Angelopoulos
Éric Heumann
Ivan Milovanovic
Herbert G. Kloiber
Dinko Tucaković
Katerina Moletti
Dinko Tucaković
Vlasis Koutsoukos
Kostas Soulakelis
Stephan Liepe
Kostas Varympopiotis
Miodrag Nikolić
Alekos Yiannaros
Theo Angelopoulos
Giorgio Silvagni
Lakis Antonakos
Yannis Haralambidis
Eleni Karaindrou
Panayiotis Portokalakis
Takis Katselis
Srba Kabadajic
Phoebe Economopoulos
Panayiotis Portokalakis
Francis Perreard
Stephan Liepe
Olivier Zenenski
Dragan Ivanović
Piro Milkani
Amedeo Pagani
Athina Tseregof
Kostas Lambropoulos
Milenko Knezevic
Zdravko Simojlović
Boris Zupnik
Saimir Kumbaro
Doina Marta
Margarita Manda
Carsten Richter
Pino Carozza
Lucian Pricop
Alexandros Lambridis
Dinos Katsouridis
Slobodan Pavićević
Saša Radojević
Nenad Pukmajster
Dimitris Damalas
Fani Alexaki
Filippas Kapsalis
Bernard Le Roux
Nenad Pukmajster
Slobodan Gojković
Giorgos Ziakas
Kosta Keskinov
Thanassis Arvanitis
Takis Koumoundouros
Nenad Dizdarević
Yannis Tsitsopoulos
Dušan Živković
Angelos Frantzis
Nikos Triandafilopoulos
Nikos Kasapakis
Elena Mirtchofska
Jugoslav Bobera
Dorina Papaliou
Maria Daoudaki
Vangelis Tsembelis
Giorgos Patsas
Alexandros Lambridis
Negoslav Đoković
Marton Jankov-Tomica
Radoslav Zelenović
Caslav Kovacevic
Laura Mirachian
Gian Maria Volonté
Pere Alberto
Stratis Vouyoucas
Ștefan Antonescu
Lina Giannopoulou
Amy Androulidaki
Alain Rouillard
Sifet Orucevic
Mihalis Spinellis
Rasmi Tsopela
Josef Koudelka
Margarita Manda
Gilat Meltzer
Srba Kabadajic
Dimitris Katsanos
Sofia Syrogianni
Pavlos Tsakiridis
Giorgos Arvanitis
Andreas Sinanos
TOP CAST
Erland Josephson
Ivo Levy
Maia Morgenstern
Ulysses' Wives
Thanasis Veggos
Taxi Driver
Giorgos Mihalakopoulos
Nikos
Dora Volanaki
Old Woman
Mania Papadimitriou
Mother
Giorgos Konstas
Father
Thanos Grammenos
Manakias' Assistant
Alekos Oudinotis
Greek Film Library Manager
Angel Ivanov
Bulgarian Interrogator
Gert Llanaj
Little Boy
Dimitris Kamberidis
Uncle
Giannis Fyrios
Servant
Virgil Andriescu
Riverboat Captain
Sofia Vamvakidou
Woman at Café in Florina
Mihalis Giannatos
Albanian Film Library Manager (uncredited)
Evgenios Spatharis
(Voice)
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