Space Melody

Leonardo Thimo's Debut Masterpiece entitled Leonardo Thimo's Space Melody it is a satire comedy about Greek History from 1973 until nowadays. Political satire touches on the cosmic existential quest, in a surreal, moving and unimaginably bold film that transcends space, time and historical memory.

Leonardo Thimo's direction is more mature and courageous than ever. It combines nostalgia, political commentary, and cinematic madness - an intoxicating combination of archive, fantasy, street theater, and quantum political theory. While Kilorenzos Smith (Leonardo Thimo) along with Mitsaras Bekoss (Dimitrios Gaitanis) offer a satisfying montage that is reminiscent of MTV-era video-art and elements of Pedro Almodovar's films (Kika, Labyrinth of Passion) but with more political depth like Quentin Tarantino's early films (Four Rooms, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction). Let's say, the director himself had mentioned in his social media posts that he has been influenced by Quentin Tarantino.

The Space Melody is more than a film: it is an experiential, allegorical experience, a work about memory, the transmission of history, and the hope that the next generation will find its own melody - even in the most absurd universes.

It is the debut feature-length fiction of director Leonardo Thimo and is dedicated to his son.