The film

Remote from the main stages, Krisis records the daily life in and around a Solidarity Clinic in Piraeus for 20 months, starting with the election victory of Alexis Tsipras’ SYRIZA in January 2015. In the clinic around 80 neighbors have organised alternative health care provision for their fellows who are in desperate need. They fight the crisis with their own structural adjustment program.

KRISIS is a poetic portrait of three activists, Elena, Vasiliki and Fotis, who understand the state of crisis as a starting point for a radical change and consider unconditional solidarity a fundamental human value. Though worn out and disappointed by the ongoing political events they know there is no alternative to commitment. They work night and day to the point of exhaustion to make their dream come true – a better world. Solidarity has become even more urgent with the arrival of thousands of refugees stranded in Greece, after a continent closed its borders in Autumn 2015.