Sophia’s Spirit

After many years away, a struggling and rebellious Greek American artist living in a metropolis returns to his hometown in North Carolina seeking the help of his affluent and estranged father after falling into trouble with organized crime. Upon arrival, the artist discovers that his mother has recently passed away. Left without a conduit, he must find a way to quickly rebuild the fractured and historically tumultuous relationship with his devastated father.

Sophia’s Spirit is a feature length film project currently in development to be shot on location in Fayetteville, NC.

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Published:: 8.2.10 / 12am

Category:: Projects

Tags:: artist, Greek American, North Carolina, organized crime

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In 2007 writer / director/producer Paul Papadeas started Autonomous Human Film Productions in order to take part in the global resurgence and necessity of radical political cinema. We plan to utilize every available mode such as narrative, experimental, documentary, animation, short film format and the latest ground breaking transmedia storytelling concept in order to convey our ideas and provocations to a general audience.

Prior to Autonomous Human Film Productions, Paul attended the North Carolina School of the Arts and upon arriving to Los Angeles was a co-manager of theatrical talent at Rough Diamond Management. After which he produced two low budget independent films entitled FACES ON MARS (for writer/director Jane Spencer) and YEARDLEY which had its world premiere at the 2009 Santa Fe International Film Festival and was winner of the Best Film prize at the 2010 Malibu International Film Festival.

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