Thin Green Line
Thin Green Line is a creative documentary film
about romantic relationships between Greek Cypriots
and Turkish Cypriots. The film narrates
three real-life love stories, the hardships and
discriminations the couples faced, the many
differences and taboos that both divided and
brought these people together.
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Marios PsarasDirector
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Marios Psaras, Rahme Veziroglou, Oya Akin, Anthie PapaperikleousWriter
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Marios Psaras, Stavros MakrisProducer
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Oya AkinKey Cast
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Andreas AraouzosKey Cast
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Elena PavlidouKey Cast
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Iakovos PsarasDirector of Photography
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Stavros MakrisMusic
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Anna FotiadouTitle and Artwork
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Artemis PavlidouMotion Graphics
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Stavros TerlikkasSound Mixing
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Hilmi TekogluSubtitles
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Hilmi TekogluAssociate Producers
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Oya AkinAssociate Producers
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Project Type:Documentary, Experimental, Short
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Runtime:19 minutes 45 seconds
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Completion Date:December 1, 2018
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Production Budget:10,000 EUR
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Country of Origin:Cyprus
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Country of Filming:Cyprus
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Language:Modern Greek (1453-), Turkish
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Shooting Format:Digital
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
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qFLIX PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, Pensylvania
United States
March 24, 2018
World Premiere
Official Selection -
East End Film FestivalLondon
United Kingdom
April 28, 2018
European Premiere
Official Selection
Green Line is what locals call the unsettled ceasefire line dividing Cyprus for almost half a century into Greek-speaking Republic of Cyprus in the south and Turkish-speaking non-government- controlled north. The Green Line opened for the first time in 2003, allowing Cypriots to move across the divide. Some people crossed the Green Line to visit their birthplaces, others to meet old friends or make new collaborations. Some others crossed to find love...
Thin Green Line is a creative documentary film about romantic relationships between Greek-Cypriots and Turkish-Cypriots. The film narrates three real-life love stories, the hardships and discriminations the couples faced, the many differences and taboos that both divided and brought these people together. The film ultimately reveals love as an alternative vehicle for peace-building and affirms mutual acceptance and respect of the Other's difference as a key ingredient for reconciliation on the divided island of Cyprus.