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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, once again gaining international recognition. The Athens cinema has been

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

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

Bitter Chocolate, directed by Alexandros Skouras and produced by elc productions, will

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

A personal investigation into “medical lies” and the culture of silence surrounding

“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,

Christmas Screenings at the Renovated Athinaion Experience

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In the heart of the city, Athinaion Experience welcomes Christmas with a renewed cinematic identity. Fully renovated and technologically upgraded, the historic cinema presents, from December 22 to 28, a carefully curated screening programme dedicated to some of the most iconic Christmas films of all time. From the hilarious adventures

“Pleasure & Disobedience 2”: The Three-Day Film Programme Returns to CYPHER

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For the second consecutive year, CYPHER hosts “PLEASURE & DISOBEDIENCE,” a three-day film programme that explores 100 years of resistance, pleasure, and desire through the lens of women and queer filmmakers. This year’s programme returns from 19 to 21 December with an expanded thematic focus on queer spaces, private or

everynight: Moving Images and Contemporary Art in Selected Cinemas Across Athens

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everynight is a moving-image programme unfolding across the city, drawing its theme from the dream experiences of invited contemporary visual artists. From 2 to 14 December, every night, the works appear as interventions before the main screening in selected cinemas across Athens. On 15–16 December, the programme continues with a

Fundamentals of Cinema: Danaos Cinema presents Paul Thomas Anderson’s “Magnolia”

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The screening section Fundamentals of Cinema: New Classics, following its official launch during the 66th Thessaloniki International Film Festival with Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and a first screening of Magnolia on 19/11 at Stavros Tornes Hall, is now coming to Athens. Specifically, the masterful Magnolia (1999) by Paul Thomas Anderson

Monica Bellucci Returns to Athens: Screening of “Maria Callas – Monica Bellucci: An Encounter”and an Open Discussion with the Actress

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On the occasion of the screening of the international production “Maria Callas – Monica Bellucci: An Encounter,” the international star returns to Greece as a guest of the cultural organization “Lykofos” founded by Giorgos Lykiardopoulos. The film will be screened in Athens for the first time on Friday, December 5,

Charlie Kaufman at the Onassis Stegi – Greek Premiere of “How to Shoot a Ghost”, after-talk & Masterclass

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After its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, the new short film by one of the most influential creators of the 21st century, How to Shoot a Ghost, will be screened for the first time in Greece at the Onassis Stegi, in the presence of director Charlie Kaufman, screenwriter

Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Bugonia”: Trust Us, If Nothing Else

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By Old Boy With his third film in three years, Yorgos Lanthimos treats Emma Stone for a third consecutive time not as an ordinary woman, nor even simply as a remarkable one, but as a sui generis being, something outside our world, endowed with non-human qualities. In front of my

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