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- catalog abstract "Medusa was a woman with a face so horrible that it would petrify anybody who looked at it. She was killed by Perseus, who, rather than looking directly at her, looked at her image as it was reflected on the surface of his shield. The film keeps close to the myth, with the exception of one main change-- Medusa petrifies men only. If a woman happens to see her face, then this woman becomes the new Medusa, while the old one becomes a pile of sand. The hero of the film carries the same name as the ancient Medusa-slayer: Perseus. He is the leader of a small gang of house-robbers. Then one day they break into the Medusa's house... A police chief is also tangled up in the story, trying to solve the mystery of several strange statues that have been spotted throughout the city. But Perseus has a personal reason to solve the mystery: He is haunted by childhood memories of petrified men and strange awesome women.".
- catalog alternative "Medusa".
- catalog contributor b13167751.
- catalog contributor b13167752.
- catalog contributor b13167753.
- catalog created "[1999?]".
- catalog date "1999".
- catalog date "[1999?]".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "[1999?]".
- catalog description "Director of photography, Vasilis Kapsouris ; sound, Thanasis Arvanitis ; editing, George Triantafilou ; art director, Hara Sirigou ; original music, Kostis Anagnostopoulos.".
- catalog description "Eleni Filini, Thanos Amorginas, Vana Rambota, Mitsos Sioris, Artaud Apartian, Takis Antoniou.".
- catalog description "Medusa was a woman with a face so horrible that it would petrify anybody who looked at it. She was killed by Perseus, who, rather than looking directly at her, looked at her image as it was reflected on the surface of his shield. The film keeps close to the myth, with the exception of one main change-- Medusa petrifies men only. If a woman happens to see her face, then this woman becomes the new Medusa, while the old one becomes a pile of sand. The hero of the film carries the same name as the ancient Medusa-slayer: Perseus. He is the leader of a small gang of house-robbers. Then one day they break into the Medusa's house... A police chief is also tangled up in the story, trying to solve the mystery of several strange statues that have been spotted throughout the city. But Perseus has a personal reason to solve the mystery: He is haunted by childhood memories of petrified men and strange awesome women.".
- catalog description "VHS.".
- catalog extent "1 videocassette (83 min.) :".
- catalog issued "1999".
- catalog issued "[1999?]".
- catalog language "In Greek with English subtitles.".
- catalog language "gre eng".
- catalog language "gre".
- catalog publisher "Jericho, Vt. : Distributed by Greek Films in America,".
- catalog requires "VHS.".
- catalog subject "Feature films.".
- catalog subject "Medusa (Greek mythology)".
- catalog title "Medusa".
- catalog title "[Medousa] [videorecording] = Medusa / a Stone Productions, directed by George Lazopoulos.".
- catalog type "image".