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Alhambra: The Lost Paradise unveils the hidden splendor of Granada's iconic fortress, built between the 13th and 15th centuries for the last sultans of Spain. While often seen as an austere military stronghold, the Alhambra is, in fact, a testament to the sophistication and vision of its creators. The film delves into the reasons behind its construction, its symbolic significance and the intricate secrets embedded within its walls. Through visuals and expert storytelling, it uncovers the timeless beauty of this architectural marvel, showcasing its resilience and enduring legacy across centuries. The Alhambra’s story is not just one of strength but also of artistic triumph and cultural synthesis. 

 

Screening: Saturday, May 17th, 1:16 - 2:09 PM,The Shedd Recital Hall

Length: 52 min

Country: France

Language: English

Director: Marc Jampolsky

Producer(s): Gedeon Programmes, Stéphane Millière and Valerie Guerin

Distributor: Terranoa

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The location of the Sanctuary of Artemis at Amarynthos remained one of Greece's most enduring archaeological mysteries until 2017. For over 50 years, Neuchâtel archaeologist Denis Knoepfler was dedicated to uncovering the secrets of this lost temple. His passion, along with the relentless efforts of a Swiss-Greek archaeological team, led to a groundbreaking discovery. Their meticulous research unveiled the long-hidden site, revealing invaluable insights into ancient Greek culture and religion. This extraordinary find ranks as one of the most spectacular archaeological discoveries in Greece in three decades, significantly enhancing our understanding of the ancient world and its sacred spaces. 

 

Screening: Sunday, May 18th, 2:50-3:44 PM, The Shedd Recital Hall

Length: 53 min

Country: Switzerland

Language: French

Director: Sebastien Reichenbach

Producer(s): Climage Audiovisuel, Stéphane Goël

Distributor: Climage Audiovisuel

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