Documentary short · Mythological nature interpretation · Pan · Nymphs · Kefalonia and nature

Melissanthe

Released · 2022

Greek Mythology

An imagined nymph’s story connects Greek mythology with the landscape of Kefalonia and the relationship between people and nature.

Ancient mosaic depicting Odysseus and the Sirens — Odysseus and the Sirens. Historical illustration; not a film still. Dennis G. Jarvis · Source · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Cropped and resized.

The production story

An imagined nymph’s story connects Greek mythology with the landscape of Kefalonia and the relationship between people and nature. Contemporary festival selections identify the 12-minute work in 2022. Production-country labels differ between catalogues, so no definitive nationality is assigned here. The mythology is a creative narrative, not a claim that divine events can be documented historically.

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Known filming locations

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Developments

May 2022 festival selection
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