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François Ozon Brings Camus’ The Stranger Back to the Big Screen

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One of the most influential novels of the 20th century returns to cinemas in a new adaptation by acclaimed French filmmaker François Ozon. The Stranger (L’Étranger), based on the seminal 1942 novel by Albert Camus, premiered in competition at the Venice Film Festival and marks Ozon’s latest exploration of identity, alienation, and social conventions. Set in 1938 Algiers, the film

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The Sacred Boy: A Chilling Psychological Thriller About Grief, Faith and the Need to Smile

What if a community could erase pain? What if grief, loss and sorrow could simply disappear? And what would be the cost? Opening in Greek cinemas on June 11, The Sacred Boy (La Valle dei Sorrisi), the new psychological thriller by Italian filmmaker Paolo Strippoli, takes audiences to a seemingly

The Deer Film Club: A New Home for Collective Cinema in the Heart of Athens

This summer, Athens gains a new meeting point for film lovers. KINO

STOA Culture Cinema Nights Begin with …And Justice for All

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, at 20:45, Stoa Culture launches its film

“Evia Film Project” by the Thessaloniki International Film Festival returns with this year’s theme: “The Forest”

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The “Evia Film Project”, the green initiative of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival, returns to Northern Evia from 23 to 27 June for its fifth consecutive year, placing the unseen and fascinating world of the forest at the centre of its programme. The opening will feature classic cinema and live

National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens: The Most Impressive Summer Screenings on the Museum Rooftop

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Open-air cinema returns to the rooftop of EMΣT | National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens with CineFIX, featuring landmark films, documentaries, and special screenings under the Athenian sky throughout summer 2026 Summer in Athens has its own cinematic magic. And if there is one place where the experience of open-air cinema

“I Never Traveled to Australia”: The Boy takes over the entire Onassis Stegi building for three days

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From June 5 to 7, the Onassis Stegi transforms into an immersive cinematic and musical landscape through “I Never Traveled to Australia,” a large-scale takeover imagined by The Boy. Part concert, part film retrospective, part installation and performance, the project unfolds across every corner of the building, constructing an Australia

Cine Paris, the beloved open-air cinema in Plaka, returns on April 23

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During its first week of operation, it will screen films by Alexis Damianos, Until the Ship Sails and Evdokia, as well as The Drama starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, and Jim Jarmusch’s award-winning Father Mother Sister Brother Cine Paris returns for its third consecutive season following its reopening by Cinobo,

Juliette Binoche at the 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival: “This is truly the luxury of being human – that transformation exists within each of us.”

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The 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival welcomed French star Juliette Binoche on Tuesday evening at the packed Olympion theater for the special screening of the documentary In-I In Motion, which marks the directorial debut of the celebrated and award-winning actress. The festival’s Artistic Director Orestis Andreadakis warmly welcomed the distinguished guest

“Bitter Chocolate” by Alexandros Skouras to Premiere at the 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival

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Bitter Chocolate, directed by Alexandros Skouras and produced by elc productions, will have its world premiere at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival as part of its 28th edition. The screening will take place at the John Cassavetes Theater on Saturday, March 7, 2026, at 18:00. Online screenings will be available from

“Stories of a Lie” by Olia Verroipoulou at the 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival – Greek Premiere for the Film

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A personal investigation into “medical lies” and the culture of silence surrounding diagnosis. Nominated for the IDFA Award for Best First Feature-Length Film & the FIPRESCI Award Following its world premiere at the International Documentary Film Festival Amsterdam (IDFA), Stories of a Lie, the debut feature documentary by Olia Verroipoulou,

“Improvisations in Parallel Mode”: An audiovisual journey through sound and landscape

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Improvisations in Parallel Mode is an audiovisual album and, at the same time, a journey in search of musical improvisations, soundscapes, and images across the Greek countryside. A work in which sound does not accompany the image, but instead forms the primary narrative axis. Through improvisational performances and sonic landscapes

“True to Inner Daemon”: A documentary that brings Northern Greece’s ritual ecstasy to Athens

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Tasos Goletsos’ debut feature documentary “Ektos Eaftou (True to Inner Daemon)” immerses audiences in the ecstatic rituals of Northern Greece, screening at the Greek Film Archive on 17–18 January, followed by a live discussion The debut feature film by director Tasos Goletsos, the documentary Ektos Eaftou (True to Inner Daemon),

A Private Life (Vie Privée): Rebecca Zlotowski’s Psychological Thriller of Doubt, Guilt, and Intimacy arrives in cinemas

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Rebecca Zlotowski’s A Private Life (Vie Privée) is a multi-layered psychological thriller starring Jodie Foster, exploring truth, responsibility, and the fragile boundary between professional duty and private life, set against the backdrop of Paris. The film A Private Life arrives in cinemas on New Year’s Eve. Rebecca Zlotowski’s new film,

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