Documentary series · Four episodes · Greek landscapes · Ancient sites and cultural continuity
Aerial Greece
Released · 2021
Later Reception & Cultural Continuity · Minoan World · Classical Greece
A four-part aerial documentary connects Greek landscapes, ancient sites, mythology and contemporary life.
The production story
Tile Films’ series explores the Cyclades, southern Greece, Crete and the eastern islands, and the north. Aerial photography connects geographical setting with historical places and the lives of people who inhabit them today.
The producer publishes US premiere dates across March 2021. This is one series record covering four episodes, rather than four separately counted productions. Its ancient-world material sits within a broader cultural-travel format.
Known filming locations
Greek regions and islands are documented subjects of the series. Tile Films describes aerial filming across Greece; the cited page does not provide a complete day-by-day shoot itinerary.
Developments
- 7–28 March 2021
Tile Films lists the four Smithsonian Channel US premiere dates. Source ↗
Independent production monitoring — inclusion does not imply a collaboration with Archaeopolis.