Premiering at the Sydney Film Festival, a new film from one of the pioneers of the Greek Weird Wave, explores the collapse of a local rural community over seven hallucinatory days. The film Harvest explores the trauma of modernity as villagers struggle to adapt to the industrialisation of agriculture which is destroying their way of life.

Stephen talked to the film’s director Athina Rachel Tsangari about this film that mixes humour with folk horror.