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CYPRUS, 1974. INSPIRED BY TRUE EVENTS.
A PAUL LAMBIS FILM
DIVIDED BY WAR. UNITED BY HOPE.
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SYNOPSIS
Based on the award-winning screenplay by Paul Lambis, '74' centres on the lives of four women, and the gross injustices perpetrated against them, following the 1974 Turkish invasion of Cyprus. Paul Lambis’ war drama is a story of love, loss, life and death, seen through the eyes of these symbolic women, each one representing a town under Turkish occupation: Kyrenia, Girne (Turkish for ‘Kyrenia’), Morphou and Varosha. These powerful figures are united by one constant that anchors their stories and ties them all together: their hope for their island’s re-unification.
AN ACCREDITED SCREENPLAY
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LAMBIS' WAR DRAMA
PREPARES ITS AUDIENCES FOR
THE WRENCHING MOMENTS THAT ARE
SET TO UNFOLD
ON SCREEN.
74 PAYS TRIBUTE
TO THE UNNAMED
AND UNRECOGNISED WOMEN OF CYPRUS
WHO SACRIFICED
THEIR LIVES FOR
THEIR COUNTRY.
AN EMOTIONAL JOURNEY THAT EXPLORES THE TRAGIC HUMAN COST.
IT IS AN ANTI-WAR STORY; A CRY FOR PEACE AND JUSTICE.
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