Two bosom-buddies (Kostas Voutsas and Sotiris Moustakas) become wealthy, but their lack of education and inability to find a romantic partner casts a shadow over their social allure. To avoid being ca...
The forthcoming Greek membership to the European Economic Community has divided a small village: the conservative president, Nomas, is a big fun of the incorporation, while the leftist secretary is de...
Three distant cousins, barber Panagiotis; unemployed Sotiris, who wants to open a club; and dancer Mary, are the heirs of a house of haute couture. Mr. Errikos, the manager of the house, is the fourth...
Elsa is a beautiful and prudent young woman, the daughter of a well-known building contractor named Karanikas. She is in love with Dimitris, a poor artist who resists the pressure from her father, who...
In their attempt to find the men of their dreams, a would-be singer and her widowed mother (Rena Vlachopoulou), an old diva, get people around them mixed up in a number of misunderstandings. In the en...
Two Greek soldiers (Edmund First and Periclis Christophoridis) are trapped on the mainland in Asia Minor in 1922 trying to get back to their platoon. The one, seriously wounded, encourages his fellow ...
A student is found dead from a drug overdose at a high school in Pireaus that is under student occupation. The students’ silence makes the investigation difficult.
Plot summary and a few words about the director's look that gives the human relations with sensitivity and realism. A representative example of the Franco Belgian cinema.
WALKING HOME, a short film by Oliver Krimpas, a director who wavers between the Greek and British culture, took part in many film festivals and received positive feedback. It narrates the story of the...
Program of the Larisa Cinema Club, a branch of the Greek Film Archive. The front cover lists the title of the film: "ΤΗΕ RIVER" by Jean Renoir, at ACROPOLE. The fly bears a note by B.P. (probably ...
Programme for the IRIS Cinema. Front page: 1. BAVARIA JOURNAL Newsreel 2. "THE DARK ANGEL", starring FREDRIC MARCH, MERLE OBERON, HERBERT MARSHAL. The synopsis and the rating "Unsuitable for the ...
The programme begins with a reference to the sui generis Japanese humanism, comprising elements of responsibility and pride, and features Kurosawa. Compared to western humanism – hostage to Christ...
David Butler’s "THANK YOU LUCKY STARS" constitutes a typical musical of the World War II that showcases WARNER’s intention to summon all Hollywood stars in films aimed to entertain the soldiers an...
The programme for the screening of the film "Hunting Flies", after details from the credits, mentions: important names from the Polish school, the importance of Wajda and his surpassing of Zbigniew Cy...
The program begins by evaluating the film, characterizing it as “a funny comedy that knocks over the dramatic conventions for the world of paid love”. It emphasizes the fact that even though the r...
DOCUMENT FROM THE GREEK FILM ARCHIVES ADDRESSED TO THE GENERAL CONSULATE IN NEW YORK AND THE GREEK CULTURAL CENTER ON HISTORY CONCERNING THE DISPATCH OF TWO FILMS: 1) “AEGEAN SEA ARCHITECTURE” AND...
Monthly Cinematic Magazine.
FORTNIGHTLY PUBLICATION OF RESEARCH NEWS AND ART REVIEWS. CINEMA-THEATER-MUSIC.SHEET SHAPE.
SMALL ONE-PAGE POSTER ABOUT AL. SAKELLARIOS – CHR. GIANNAKOPOULOS’ FILM. AL. SAKELLARIOS, DIRECTOR; THE CAST AND A PHOTO FROM THE FILM.
STILL ABOUT FILIPPOS KOUTSAFTIS’ “MOURNING ROCK"
Weekly publication featuring a variety of topics on cinema. Page 31 is selected: "Our reportings. Life in Hollywood. The romances and the obsessions of the stars". 8th FORMAT
POSTER ABOUT TONIA MARKETAKI’S “CRYSTAL NIGHTS” WITH A BEAUTIFUL PHOTO FROM THE FILM, THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, PLOT AND THE DIRECTOR’S BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES AND FILMOGRAPHY
THE “REX” CINEMA PROGRAM ADVERTISING THE FILMS: “PRISONERS OF KASBA” AND “THE FLAME OF THE INDIES”