The Summer with Carmen

While having a day-long swim at Athens’ queer beach, best friends Demosthenes and Nikitas recall the events of a recent summer in the prospect of turning them into a screenplay for Nikitas’ feature debut.

Cast

Yorgos Tsiantoulas

as Demosthenes

Andreas Labropoulos

as Nikitas

Nikolas Mihas

as Panos

Roubini Vasilakopoulou

as Kaiti

Vasilis Tsigristaris

as Thymios

Nantia Margariti

as Fenia

Clio Chavgie

as Eleni

Jacques Simha

as Kostakis

Christos Stathousis

as Worker

Antonis Karnavas

as Queer Boy #1

Reviews

Brent Marchant

The movie-within-a-movie narrative is a popular cinematic storytelling approach, but, to my knowledge, writer-director Zacharias Mavroeidis’s fourth feature outing is the first film to make use of it in the LGBTQ+ genre. This endearing gay comedy-drama tells the story of two long-time best friends, ...

CinemaSerf

If you watch an heap of gay cinema, especially from South America, then this kind of story isn’t really that novel. There are plenty where hunky heroes like “Demos” (Yorgos Tsiantoilas) has a best mate “Nikitas” (Andreas Labropoulos) - who is obviously quite keen on his pal who doesn’t really recip...

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