"Punishment" is an experimental film made on the occasion of one of her texts Urlike Mainhof, left-wing activist and later member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), who wrote in isolation in the "White Cells" of Stemnheim in Stuttgart in the period 1972-1973
Maria Tsiouma
Anastasia Katsinavaki
(Narrator)
"Punishment" is an experimental film made on the occasion of one of her texts Urlike Mainhof, left-wing activist and later member of the Red Army Faction (RAF), who wrote in isolation in the "White Cells" of Stemnheim in Stuttgart in the period 1972-1973
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