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

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This summer, Athens gains a new meeting point for film lovers. KINO Athens and TAF / the art foundation are launching The Deer Film Club, a new screening series that brings together independent cinema, contemporary storytelling, artistic dialogue and communal viewing experiences in one of the city’s most distinctive cultural spaces. Hosted at TAF, the long-standing cultural hub tucked away

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STOA Culture Cinema Nights Begin with …And Justice for All

On Sunday, May 31, 2026, at 20:45, Stoa Culture launches its film screening programme with the first event of a new cinema series. As the courtyard of the Arsakeio, Stoa Culture stands adjacent to the building that houses the Greek Council of State, our screening programme could hardly begin with

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

The “Evia Film Project”, the green initiative of the Thessaloniki International Film

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

Open-air cinema returns to the rooftop of EMΣT | National Museum of Contemporary

“Materialists” Review: Past Lives

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By Old Boy Two years ago, Celine Song made a powerful impression with Past Lives, her directorial and screenwriting debut, which earned, among other distinctions, Academy Award nominations for Best Picture and Best Original Screenplay. On one side, a love story written in the language of fate, infused with the

“Bear Hole” Travels to Venice for its World Premiere

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The highly anticipated feature-length version of the award-winning short film Bear Hole, written and directed by Chrysianna Papadaki and Stergios Dinopoulos, is set to make its world premiere in the competition section Giornate degli Autori at the 82nd Venice International Film Festival. Bear Hole was first introduced to audiences in

The Greek poetic film by Nana Papadaki and Giorgos Zorbas has won its seventh consecutive award at an international film festival

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The poetic film “Primordial” returned from the Cambridge Short Film Festival in the United Kingdom with the Best Independent Short Film Award. It is the only Greek film that was awarded among entries from the United States, the United Kingdom, Israel, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Ireland, China, Spain, Canada, Switzerland, Poland, India,

Open-Air Cinema at Epi Kolono: Free Screenings in the Theater’s Courtyard

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This summer, the Epi Kolono Theater launches a new, experimental initiative: it transforms its courtyard into an open-air cinema, creating a unique cinematic experience in the heart of the city. The pilot program kicks off with two film screenings, on Friday, July 11 and Saturday, July 19. Screening schedule: “No

Open-Air Cinemas: The Journey Continues After Sunset

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By Old Boy Old Boy went to the movies and has some recommendations “Do We Match?” That’s the question posed in the Greek title of Celine Song’s new film. At least in the Greek version, since the original is “Materialists” and Madonna’s “Material Girl” plays in the trailer. Celine Song

BUGONIA: Yorgos Lanthimos Unleashes a Sci-Fi Satire – First Teaser Trailer Released

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Yorgos Lanthimos reimagines Save the Green Planet! in a darkly comic alien abduction tale Yorgos Lanthimos returns with BUGONIA, a darkly comic and wildly imaginative new film that blends science fiction, satire, and psychological tension. Starring long-time collaborator Emma Stone alongside Jesse Plemons, Aidan Delbus, Stavros Halkias, and Alicia Silverstone,

17th Psarokokalo Festival: The International Short Film Festival returns to Folegandros with 136 films from 42 countries.

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The festival extends beyond screenings, encompassing masterclasses, open discussions, and networking evenings—shaping a multifaceted cultural experience. From July 10 to 17, Folegandros transforms into an international cinematic destination as the 17th Psarokokalo International Short Film Festival makes a dynamic return, presenting 136 films from 42 countries. A celebration of cinema

CineFIX Returns with Stunning Summer Screenings on the Rooftop of EMST

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With a panoramic view of the entire city and the Acropolis in the backdrop, the EMST rooftop creates the perfect setting for the screening of films, videos, and audiovisual art works. The program kicks off on May 25, continuing on a weekly basis. Sunday, May 25 | 21:00An Evening with

Leos Carax – “It’s Not Me”: In cinemas from May 15

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On May 15th, Weirdwave brings to cinemas the new film by Leos Carax, It’s Not Me. Renowned French auteur Leos Carax, the visionary behind modern cult classics like The Lovers on the Bridge, Holy Motors and Annette, returns with an unexpected and deeply personal cinematic experience: the medium-length black-and-white film

Cine Paris Kicks Off the Summer Season on Thursday, May 1

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Cine Paris, Athens’ beloved summer cinema, will open its doors for the new season on Thursday, May 1, featuring a handpicked selection of great films curated by Cinobo. The historic open-air cinema, which reopened last year under the curatorship of the streaming platform Cinobo, continues its tradition of unforgettable screenings.

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