The curse of the Romanovs’ black diamonds haunts three people who are involved in their transport to Greece.

A worker (Giorgos Tzortzis) asks for the hand of the daughter (Eleni Anousaki) of his powerful boss (Lykougros Kallergis) in marriage. His boss dismisses him, but he starts his own business with the h...

The camera of a young man goes from hand to hand, and we follow its peregrinations following its theft from the workshop of the technician who was going to repair it.

A widowed taverna owner (Petros Kyriakos) tries to improve himself in order to please the aristocratic family of his son's (Giorgos Kampanellis) wife (Gkelly Mavropoulou). He manages to change things ...

A film adaptation of a play written by Dimitris Ioannopoulos. The director, Antonis Papadantonakis, was known for his cheap, shoddy films as well as his conceit over how he could always get the equipm...

After his boss’ death, Stathis, who is the manager of the company, marries his late boss’s daughter. Her mother, however, who is one of the major shareholders, wants to run things herself and so s...

This is a documentary about the relationship of the Mediterranean people with the olive tree. It shows the symbolism and the actual daily presence of the olive tree and oil in the lives of the people ...

The program of the screening of the film "Blind Desire" refers to the screenwriter of the film, Charles Spake, and the conditions under which he conceived the idea of the film. It underlines the spiri...

The director is characterized as one of the “tough guys” in Hollywood. Information is provided on his artistic course up to the moment when Capote selects him for the adaptation of his film on TV ...

M. Mitropoulou authors this critical review, offering information on the plot and referring to tradition of the western that is being transplanted to Sicily with success. The " Gattopardo” in a humb...

Card-souvenir from the PANTHEON Cinema about the film "UNCLE TOM'S CABIN". There is a black-and-white photograph of the leading actresses and UNIVERSAL's logo. Information about the film and an announ...

The notes, written by N. Manolitsis, refer to the life and work of Roman Polanski in general, the Polish director whose film feature surrealistic strokes, as well as an unprecedented sexuality and dis...

In the programme for the screening of the film "Balthazar" we first find information from the credits and then references to the metaphysical world of Bresson – followed by a summary of the plot. I...

There is information given about the start of Bolognini's career, who prefers to render cinematographically certain authors and is characterized as the "ideal interpreter of a literary idea in motion ...

Programme for the ΤΙΤΑΝΙΑ cinema, a member of the Hellenic Cinema Union. On the cover, the title of the film: “DREAM OF SCHONBRUNN” (TRAUM VON SCHÖNBRUNN) with Martha Eggerth and the rati...

SMALL ADVERTISING POSTER ABOUT JULES DASSIN’S “A DREAM OF PASSION”: THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, CAST AND PHOTOS OF THE TWO LEADING ACTRESSES, MELINA MERKOURI AND ELLEN BURSTIN.

STILL ABOUT JUAN MANUEL RUIZ DE TORRES’ “THE DOOR”: THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, CAST AND PLOT.

THE “REX” CINEMA PROGRAM ABOUT THE FILM “THE BOY AND THE DOLPHIN” WITH A WEALTH OF INFORMATION ON THE FILM, CAST, FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND A LOT OF PHOTOS.

STILL ABOUT IOANNIS LOUMOS’ FILM “STELLA VIOLANTI”, ΑΠ' GR. XENOPOULOS’ STAGE PLAY WITH THE SAME TITLE; PRODUCTION “HELLAS FILM”; THE FACTORS OF THE PRODUCTION, CAST, PLOT AND A LOT...

PURPOSE-WRITTEN PERIODICAL FOR THE CINEMA, PUBLISHED BY A CINEMA-THEATRE GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM PATRAS IN COLLABORATION WITH STYLO CAMERA.

SMALL POSTER WITH THE PRESS REVIEWS FOR THE FILM “THASOS”: “REVIEWS IN THE GREEK PRESS ABOUT THE MASTERPIECE ‘THASOS’”.

Research and critic on cinematography. Among the Contents: Poetry and Cinema by K. Ouranis, Cinematic economy by G. Tompros etc.

NIKOS KOUNDOUROS’ DESIGN FOR ARISTOPHANES’ LYSISTRATA. DESIGN WITH COLORFUL CRAYONS. AT THE TOP ON THE RIGHT THERE IS A HANDWRITTEN NOTE: “PILLARS OF THE STATE. KOUNDOUROS’ ARISTOPHANES’ LYS...