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Twin Ottoman Bath of Trikala

Duration: 30’10’’

In the heart of Trikala, the restored twin Ottoman bath tells a hidden story. The city’s only double hammam—shared by both men and women—was part of the Osman Shah complex, built in the 16th century next to the mosque designed by the renowned architect Mimar Sinan. By the late 19th century, the bath was converted into a prison, a function it retained for over a century. The Ottoman monument was brought back to light in 2001, following exploratory work on the ground floor of the building. The film unravels this journey of rediscovery through historical documents, personal testimonies, and evocative images of the building itself—an enduring vessel of memory through the centuries.

2015-2018
Documentary

Working Group

Written by Vivi Vamvakopoulou

Directed by Ifigenia Dimitriou

Narrated by Fotini Tentolouri

Photography: Ifigenia Dimitriou

Music: Poptraum

Production Director: Emilio Bendermacher - Geroussis

Editing & Sound Design: Ifigenia Dimitriou

General Supervisor: Krystallia Mantzana

Research Associate: Evangelia Ntafi

Production: Hellenic Ministry of Culture

Official Selections | Awards

It is projected at the site of the monument under the Vassilis Tsitsanis Research Centre

Official selection at the 12th Chalkida Greek Documentary Festival

Official selection at the 5th International Documentary Festival of Ierapetra

Official selection at the 12th Amorgos Tourism Film Festival

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