Title: WC

Written by Konstantinos Menelaou (co-writer announced soon)

Directed by Konstantinos Menelaou

Title: THEOPISTI

Genre: Experimental Drama

Location: Thessaloniki, Greece

Tone: Intimate, raw, emotionally complex

Duration: Estimated runtime: 90–100 minutes

Visual Style: Natural lighting, handheld cinematography, shallow depth of field

Influences: John Cassavetes, Chantal Akerman, Lucrecia Martel, Nuri Bilge Ceylan

Status: Development

Theopisti, a woman in her late 60s, lives in Thessaloniki, in a patriarchal world that deems her “strange.” Silent, tender, and gentle, she may seem passive, yet within her lies a quiet, inexplicable freedom. She faces social oppression and family expectations without confrontation, but with inner strength. She chooses to live with love, imagination, and simplicity, defying the norms that confine her. Theopisti does not rebel openly; her very existence is the revolution. A poetic film about the silent endurance and unseen beauty of a woman who, though she never raised her voice, felt and loved with her whole being.