The longest-running cultural program on television. In each program, the autobiographical subject sets the framework of the film that is made about them. Then, with their collaboration, the structure and character of the entire presentation are determined. We initially study all the existing biographical information, follow the thorough documentation of the person's work that we are recording, refer to publications and interviews concerning them, and after months of preparation, we complete our television recording.

A story resembling a novel, filled with adventures and countless photographs, is the life of Aristotelis Sarrikostas, chronicled in this week's Monograph.

The captivating life of the first Greek photojournalist, who worked for the Associated Press, the sole photographer who documented the tank invasion at the Polytechnic.