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Sappho
February 8, 2010 | Tagged 2008, Drama, Kosenko Sergey, Leontaritis Alexander, Psihoyiopoulos Vassilis, Romance, Semenov Anatoly, Soley Todd, Stupka Bogdan, Vlachos Elissaios | Leave a Comment
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IMDB rating: 4.90 Plot: “And? What comes next?” “It’s lost. We’ll never know.” “Perhaps we should decide for ourselves” Sappho is a provocative and passionate love story set in the 1920s – not to be watched with children or with parents. Millionaire’s daughter Sappho Lovell arrives on the Greek island of Lesbos for her honeymoon with her artist husband Phil. There she meets Helene, the daughter of a Russian archaeologist, and she falls in love with her. As our three lovers live out a complex girl-boy-girl sexual triangle, Sappho also comes to believe that she is the reincarnation of the ancient poetess Sappho – that Sappho who first put the “lesbian” in Lesbos. However, our modern Sappho does realize how the ancient Sappho’s legend ends… Inspired by the poems of Sappho |
Actors: Soley Todd,Stupka Bogdan,Vlachos Elissaios,Psihoyiopoulos Vassilis,Kosenko Sergey,Semenov Anatoly,Leontaritis Alexander,Drama,Romance,
Thales stole the great poems of Sappho?
The monstrous Thales stole the great feministic poems of Sappho to become famous, then he raped and killed her while becoming famous as a masterful poet. Wooh ultra-feminism!
c’mon, this cost me 5pts, at least someone post my obvious flaws.
Sappho was never raped & killed.
Thales wasn’t a poet.
IronMan of Rome | May 10, 2009
Einstein stole my feminist wisdom.
Tally | May 10, 2009
‘my obvious flaws’…..ok…..
….well, that font make your ass look huge!
there I said it.
yesterday | May 10, 2009
Well, all I got to say is thts life! Live with it. Gallieao stole my mum!
If anyone needs help e-mail me at: ethanpricefrankson@yahoo.co.uk
Hope this helps!
Ethan | May 10, 2009
I have read both Sappho and Thales in the original Greek languages. Though they were contemporaries, Thales was a Mathematician and Philosopher (based in Miletus).
There is no reason to believe your claim.
Greek & Coptic Translator | May 10, 2009