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“Afriquest”: A documentary of two Greeks who traversed Africa

Their humanitarian work provided hope for the developing world

Newsroom February 11 11:01

Two young Greeks wanting to travel, Elpidoforos Chrisovergis and Dora Bitsi, travelled through twelve African countries using Mass Transportation (!), over six months. From Cape Town to Kairo, the two Greeks offered a wide variety of humanitarian work.

 

Their experiences were recorded for a documentary titled “AfriQuest” which will premiere on the 13th of February in “Booze Cooperativa” (Kolokotroni 57, Athens) at 8pm local time.

 

Their trip was funded by online campaigns, whose money went to orphanages and medical centers in South Africa, Tanzania, Ethiopia, a school in Kenya and a well in Sudan. The aforementioned well provided fresh water to more than 1,200 people.

 

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Their new goal? To traverse the Americas, from North to South in order to gather more money for charity.

 

The documentary showing will be followed by a speech and a party.

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