Days of 36 (1972)

Angelopoulos, one of the Trilogy of Modern Greek History, made him more and more prominent in the international film industry. The story is set against the background of General Metazak's dictatorship in Greece in 1936. It describes a congressman who is abducted by political prisoners and used as a hostage to blackmail the government. In order to get rid of this trouble, the government tried every means and finally shot him with a sniper. An Zhe played up the suffocating social atmosphere at that time with the realistic style of long lens and 360-degree panning motion lens. Tells a fable about political oppression. The plot with criminal suspense elements points the finger at the social system that tightly controls the minds of the people in the autocratic regime of General Mitaxus as prime minister.