This book presents a collection of interviews with the late Greek filmmaker Theodoros Angelopoulos (1935—2012), one of the most prominent and influential directors in the history of Greek cinema. It traces the chronological arc of Angelopoulos’s career and the details of his cinematic works. The conversations begin with an interview by Florian Hopf in 1971 and conclude with a dialogue between Angelopoulos and the book’s compiler, Dan Fainaru, in 1999.
Film as I Breathe — Conversations with Theo Angelopoulos
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Mohamed Hashem Abdel Salam
An Egyptian writer, critic, and translator, Mohamed Hashem Abdel Salam has worked across literary, critical, journalistic, artistic, and translation fields for over thirty years. For nearly a decade, he has participated as a professional critic and journalist covering major international film festivals including Berlin, Thessaloniki, Cannes, Karlovy Vary, Venice, and others. He has served on selection and nomination committees for several Arab and international film festivals, such as the Abu Dhabi Film Festival, Cairo International Film Festival, and El Gouna Film Festival. His publications include the novel A Fleeting Shell (2000), The House of Mirrors (2002), Dialogues with Icons of European Cinema (2006), Forms of American Silence: The Realism of James Agee, Walker Evans, and Edward Hopper (2006), and A Place Immersed in Privacy: Borges, Cortázar, Saramago, Paul Bowles, Paul Auster (2006), among many others. In 2024, he published his translation of I Film as I Breathe — Conversations with Theo Angelopoulos with Jusoor Al-Thaqafa Publishing and Distribution.
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