” From the age of fifteen I knew exactly what I wanted to do in my life. So, as soon as I finished school, I started trying to get into the cinema. There was still a war going on, it was in ’43, it was not easy. I walked into a photography studio that made documentaries about industries. Then, after doing unrelated jobs for survival, I entered the studios as the child for the clapper and as an assistant cameraman…”Walter Lassally
This book was born from a conversation between Walter Lassally and the actor Lefteris Lambrakis, which took place during an interview for a weekly magazine in 2003. This interview is presented here in its comprehensive form. It is not a biography, but it helps the reader to get to know aspects of the personality of the world-renowned Filmmaker. The valuable testimony is accompanied by indicative filmography, as well as rare and unknown photographs from the shooting of his films.
Publications: Cultural Society of Crete – Compass of the city
