A NEW SCREENNPLAY FRO FEATURE PRODUCTION

After years of art creation and crisscrossing the US and Europe, I returned to my initial film ideas. Hellenic classical history and my heritage fuel my desire to write movie screenplays. These screenplays delve into crucial historical events, highlighting key individuals from those times, which helps me connect with my heritage. As a result, we now have an script that is producible with financial incentives.

Feature Film

Genre:                        Historical Drama / Classical Tragedy  

Running Time:          125–145 Minutes

Setting:                       Greece, Asia Minor, Persia Athens, 446-465 BCE

Language                   English (with optional Ancient Greek flavor)

Budget:                      Mid-budget / Co-production (special incentive program)

TAGLINE

“Saved his nation. They rewarded him with exile.”

CORE APPEAL

It’s a genuine classical tragedy exploring ambition, loyalty, and the price of greatness. A powerful central performance vehicle boasting a distinct artistic structure (glory, exile, and more choice-driven pursuit). Unlike pure spectacle epics, this one emphasizes psychological and political drama.  

WHY THIS FILM?

The story of Themistocles goes beyond mere history. It is about

• Political manipulation
• Unfairness
• Allegiance
• Ambition, betrayal, espionage, diplomacy
• Democracy facing challenges
• The strength to do what is right

The themes remain as significant now as they were millennia ago.