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We are in Aegina, an island in the Saronic Gulf, Greece.
The film begins with views from the port with lots of people and the ship called "Chara". The filmmaker shows us the ship and then a bus of that era departing, while behind it we can see a shop sign that says "AEGINA'S PEANUTS". A panoramic view of the building structure, that surrounds the port, and afterwards shots of the building “CUSTOMS OF AIGINA” and the building next to it with the sign of the political party "ENOSIS KENTROU" standing out.
We see the ship once more and afterwards, the lens shows a kiosk, focusing on clay jugs which are painted with flowers. The view changes with a Volkswagen "beetle" car entering the ferry boat with the name "Ag. Nikolaos" as well as panoramic views of the entire port. We see a brief shot of the bus stop with people boarding and we get back to the panoramic views of the port.
The camera gives us one more panoramic shot of the port, with a boat sailing, the Panagitsa church, the fishing boats that are moored and a building with the name “KREOPOLEION (meat market) EMM. G. ROUSSOU standing out.
The film closes with a young woman and three children in a cafe.
The film begins with views from the port with lots of people and the ship called "Chara". The filmmaker shows us the ship and then a bus of that era departing, while behind it we can see a shop sign that says "AEGINA'S PEANUTS". A panoramic view of the building structure, that surrounds the port, and afterwards shots of the building “CUSTOMS OF AIGINA” and the building next to it with the sign of the political party "ENOSIS KENTROU" standing out.
We see the ship once more and afterwards, the lens shows a kiosk, focusing on clay jugs which are painted with flowers. The view changes with a Volkswagen "beetle" car entering the ferry boat with the name "Ag. Nikolaos" as well as panoramic views of the entire port. We see a brief shot of the bus stop with people boarding and we get back to the panoramic views of the port.
The camera gives us one more panoramic shot of the port, with a boat sailing, the Panagitsa church, the fishing boats that are moored and a building with the name “KREOPOLEION (meat market) EMM. G. ROUSSOU standing out.
The film closes with a young woman and three children in a cafe.
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