
When cinema stops explaining — and begins to contemplate. A period almost outside of time. Not just a number of screenings, but a silent act of resistance. The film Take a Trip, directed by Christos N. Karakasis, continues uninterruptedly its journey in the dark halls of the historic Studio Cinema, proving that there is still cinema that does not rush to finish because it is not afraid to dwell in the question.
In an era of accelerated oblivion, Take a Trip insists on existing. Not as a product, but as an open reflection. Not to entertain, but to provoke introspection. It does not seek to “send messages,” but to dissolve the certainty that they exist.