Fig 2015
"Fig, Short, Love, Old Age"
Nicolas Kolovos crafts a tender, heart-wrenching short drama in *Fig (2015)*, a 13-minute film that follows Kostas, an elderly man racing against time to fulfill his dying wife Eleni's final wish—a single fig from the tree they once shared.
Director: Nicolas Kolovos
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Fig (2015) about?
An elderly couple's final moments take a tender turn when Eleni, on her deathbed, requests a fig from the tree she loved. Her husband Kostas sets out on a desperate journey to fulfill her wish before time runs out, navigating both the natural landscape and the weight of their shared past.
Who directed Fig?
Nicolas Kolovos helmed this delicate short drama, bringing a quiet intensity to the story of love and sacrifice.
Who stars in Fig?
The film features Kostas Laskos as Kostas, Vivi Petralidou as Eleni, and Katerina Misichroni in a supporting role.
Is Fig (2015) worth watching?
While brief, *Fig* packs an emotional punch thanks to its heartfelt themes and strong performances. As a short drama, it's best appreciated for its sincerity and atmosphere rather than suspense or action—ideal for viewers who enjoy poignant, character-driven storytelling.
How long is Fig?
The film runs for 13 minutes.
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About Fig (2015) — A short film about love, loss, and the final act of kindness
Nicolas Kolovos crafts a tender, heart-wrenching short drama in *Fig (2015)*, a 13-minute film that follows Kostas, an elderly man racing against time to fulfill his dying wife Eleni's final wish—a single fig from the tree they once shared. With each labored step through rugged terrain, the urgency of his mission underscores the fragility of love and the weight of memory. The film's stark natural setting mirrors the raw emotion of the moment, creating an atmosphere that's both intimate and achingly universal.
Kolovos' direction, paired with standout performances by Kostas Laskos and Vivi Petralidou, transforms a simple act into a poignant meditation on devotion, loss, and the quiet heroism found in everyday choices. *Fig* is a fleeting yet powerful experience—one that lingers like the sweetness of the fruit itself.