Occupy Amsterdam
OCCUPY AMSTERDAM: Dimitris Pavlopoulos from New Diaspora on Vimeo.
Only a few hours left till the New Diaspora crowdfunding campaign expires! Please share and contribute in order to support our independence, and help us tell the story of an entire migration wave as it happens.
I originally intended to post this video back in October of 2011, as a report of the Occupy movement’s impact on Dutch society. For a number of reasons I decided to wait until the moment would be ripe, and now I’m posting it as a historical record of what was the political climate back then.
This is not a complete documentary, since it lacks a proper storyline, interviews with the protagonists and counter arguments from the economists who advocate the austerity measures. However, it shows the hopefulness for the change that never came. Ironically enough, the economic recession in Greece has evolved into a full scale bankruptcy. Some of the figures mentioned in Dimitris’ speech sound almost harmless in comparison to what’s happening today.
Dimitris Pavlopoulos is an economist, working as an Assistant Professor in the sociology department of VU University Amsterdam (Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam).
Cinematography & editing by Nicolas Stamboulopoulos
Army of One: Katerina Kozadinou
ARMY OF ONE: Katerina Kozadinou from New Diaspora on Vimeo.
The first New Diaspora web documentary is now online!
Watch it on full HD for free, share it with your friends, and support our independence by contributing to our crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo! igg.me/at/newdiaspora/
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It’s time to tell our own part of the story. newdiaspora.com/
New Diaspora: the first buzz
The odds are against us, but we have a growing team of experts and volunteers working around the clock, and our community is booming. Will we make it?
New Diaspora
And so it begins…
New Diaspora – the trailer from New Diaspora on Vimeo.
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New Diaspora is an independent web documentary movement, focusing on the new generation of Greeks living abroad during the crisis in their homeland.
This is an expanding and ongoing project, aiming to build an online community where Greeks all over the world can share their own creative content and opinions. Documenting themselves on video, sending pictures, writing posts and proposing ideas that are relevant to the subject of our platform.
The main narrative drive is a documentary series directed by Nicolas Stamboulopoulos, who lives and works in Amsterdam since October 2009.
An open letter from the ones who left
For almost two years, I’ve been working on a personal project that will soon launch its crowdfunding campaign. It’s a crossmedia documentary platform called New Diaspora, and it concerns the stories of Greeks who have moved abroad recently. Who are we, what are we doing here, why did we leave, what’s our point of view on the current situation in Greece, how much have we adapted to our new lives. It’s an open letter with multiple senders and even more recipients.
The main narrative drive is a web documentary series directed by Nicolas Stamboulopoulos, who lives and works in Amsterdam since October 2009. The documentaries explore different aspects of the neo-migrational phenomenon, focusing on the personal stories of the ones who left.
At the same time, New Diaspora is an open community, where expatriate Greeks can share their own creative content and opinions, from wherever they are. Documenting themselves on video, sending photos, writing posts and proposing ideas that are relevant to the platform’s subject.
Beginning our journey from what unites us instead of what divides us, our aim is to intervene jointly and dynamically on the public debate concerning what’s happening in our homeland. Also, to redefine our collective identity and to offer an alternative perspective on the international image of Greeks.
Macromouse – a domestic prison drama
Adopting the narrative form of an abstract allegory, Macromouse is a one minute film of miniscule proportions. Simple story, basic camera gear and a two-inch protagonist appearing as himself (or herself – still not quite sure about that).
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We ♥ Burlesque!
And now for something completely different!
live photo shoot by Mony Art
http://monyart.com
the ladies: Myscha, Yvonne, Ana, Mary, Fernanda, Natasa, Angie, Christina & Dina
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I Cannot Vote
We are Greek citizens, we live abroad and we are entitled to vote in the parliamentary elections of our country. Unfortunately, we are not allowed to do so from our place of residence.
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Een Nacht in Nostimo
A spontaneous Greek moment in a corner of Northern Europe.
When music unites an international company, lyrics obtain their own special meaning. And our company keeps growing…
Manos Kopanakis & Sofia Spinoula
Grieks Restaurant Nostimo
nostimo.nl/
Song: Tyfles Elpides (Blind Hopes)
Music & lyrics: Petros Dourdoubakis
Shot with a Panasonic Lumix GH2 & a Panasonic 20mm 1.7 lens
Amsterdam, 26/10/12


