When Fall Is Coming (Quand vient l’automne, 2024)
Dir. Philippe Claude | France
In a quiet village in Burgundy, the rhythms of retirement are disrupted by poisonous mushrooms and unexpected companionship. What begins as a cancelled visit from a grandson turns into something more tender and complex, as Michelle—at fault for the culinary mishap—starts to find solace in the return of her neighbour’s son from prison. A gently humorous and melancholic portrait of aging, loneliness, and rediscovered intimacy.
Where to watch: Cine Athinaia, Cine Panathinaia, Cine Paris, Alexandra, Diana, Cine Aello, Cine Flerry, Cine Philip, Varkiza cinema, Cine Trianon, Village cinemas
Being Maria (2024)
Dir. Jessica Palud | France
Jessica Palud’s first feature revisits a notorious chapter in film history: the abuse experienced by actress Maria Schneider during the filming of Last Tango in Paris. Adapted from her cousin Vanessa Schneider’s memoir, the film pieces together Maria’s life before and after the scandal that defined her. An intimate biopic that pushes against cinematic mythology, Being Maria is part reckoning, part tribute—and a bold step in reclaiming authorship over a long-exploited narrative.
Where to watch: Cine War museum, Ellinis cinemas, Cine Avana, Cine Artemis, Cine Anoixis, Dionyssia cinema, Cine Katerina, Cine Koralli
Sorry, Baby (2025)
Dir. Eva Victor | USA
A sharply observed debut from writer-director Eva Victor, Sorry, Baby follows Agnes—a young woman quietly unraveling beneath the surface of everyday life. When an old college friend visits, Agnes begins to confront a buried trauma that shaped her post-grad years. Funny, raw, and painfully relevant, the film captures the confusion of young adulthood in the #MeToo era, with Victor herself in the lead role.
Where to watch: Cine Dexameni, Cine Filothei, Cine Psychiko, Cine Margarita, Cine Chloe, Cine Nostalgia, Cine Aello, Cine Amyntas, Cine Lila, Cine Laura, Cine Aloma, Cine Sporting digital cinema, Cine Akti , Trianon cinema
I Know What You Did Last Summer (2025)
Dir. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson | USA
The fourth installment of the franchise revives the original’s formula for a new generation: five friends, a hidden crime, and a masked stalker out for revenge. This time, it’s Madelyn Cline, Chase Sui Wonders, Jonah Hauer-King and others in the crosshairs, as the past resurfaces in bloody fashion. Jennifer Kaytin Robinson updates the slasher legacy with a fresh cast and a sharper edge—though the DNA remains unmistakably nostalgic.
Where to watch: Cine Aigli, Cine Artemis, Village cinemas, Tria Asteria cinema, Cine Aello, Cine Argyroupoli,Cine Dionyssia, Sporting digital cinema, Nea Maskot, Cine Katerina, Foivos cinema, Options cinemas, cine Alex (Porto Rafti)
Re-releases
Malèna (2000, restored in 4K)
Dir. Giuseppe Tornatore | Italy
Monica Bellucci stars as a young widow in WWII Sicily, battling the suffocating gaze and judgment of a conservative town. With Ennio Morricone’s haunting score and Tornatore’s gift for sensual nostalgia, Malèna returns in its full, uncensored version—restored in 4K and still as provocative as ever.
Where to watch: Cine Athenee
Rebel Without a Cause (1955)
Dir. Nicholas Ray | USA
James Dean’s most iconic role—a troubled teen caught between generational disillusionment and peer violence—returns to the big screen. Released just weeks after Dean’s fatal car crash, Rebel Without a Cause defined a cultural archetype and remains a landmark of American youth cinema.
Where to watch: Cine Paris
The Commitments (1991)
Dir. Alan Parker | UK/Ireland
In working-class Dublin, a group of misfits try to start a soul band—what could go wrong? Based on Roddy Doyle’s novel, Alan Parker’s underseen gem captures the grit and humor of 1990s Ireland with heart, soul, and some of the best music sequences of the era. A must for fans of realist dramedy and musical misadventures.
Where to watch: Cine Panathinaia
Animation
The Lost Tiger (2024)
Adopted by a family of kangaroo wrestlers (yes, really), Teo the tiger sets out on a journey to rediscover his homeland and save it from ruin. A playful, visually inventive animated adventure about identity, belonging, and wild imagination.
Where to watch: Village cinemas, Cine Nostalgia, Cine Aello, Cine Votsalakia, Cine Perama, Cine Galatsi
