Στιγμές Mea Culpa 2-Λουκία Φραντζίκου,Έλενα Αγγελοπούλου

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MEA CULPA: ABSTRACT - "A FAMILY...DISAGREEMENT"

Audio book(drama version)-MEA CULPA
A staggering work, dealing with the social treatment of mental disabilities in Greece of 80, will be released soon on Audio Book form and audio versions of Studio Amid.It is a theatrical drama , written and directed by Constantinos Rodis, based on true story, re-arranged and versioned in audio book. 

Here you can hear the second excerpt, which titled "A Marital Disagreement".

 CREDITS
Play writter-director: Constantinos Rodis
 
Cast
Zoe: Elena Angelopoulos
Stavros: Constantinos Rodis
Aris: Ioannis Kyfonidis
Prokopis: Michael Avramidis
Mary: Lucia Frantzikos
Alkistis: Natasha Bozini

«Crew»
Original Music-Sound Effects: Michael Avramidis
Design Edited by Natasha Bozini
Editing-Mixing audio-processing technique: Michael Avramidis
Recording-Mastering-Production: STUDIO AMID

LUCIA FRANTZIKOS WRITES ABOYT "MEA CULPA"

"Unfortunately, the issue focusing  on " Mea Culpa", isolated and socially  exclused people with "special behavior "  is something society often  deal with.  Therefore, through this specific project, you don't realize only how life is but also the difficulties these persons  have to deal with. And also how hard and painful is this  situation for families or people  who take  care of them - something  usually ignored.

These are the reasons  i do feel  very happy participating  in this project. Aunt Mary, Zoes’ sister, is a woman with updated ideas and concepts , because of her  residency in London over twenty years. She is dealing with problems and  situations in a  complete logical way , and without impulsive burst. She does understand  the needs and rights of people like her nephew Stavros. She balances  between sides and  could be compared to  a scale counting  right and wrong, according to her  position and perception.  Sometimes, of course, is contentious, selfish and lured from the need to modernize all around her. At "MEA CULPA"  time , all these views were considered not realistic or difficult to bring it to an end.
I hope such works  are often running and provide  equally important issues concerning  the entire society.

Lucia Frantzikos