From Hollywood blockbusters to festival favorites—this week’s must-see films in Greek cinemas, including a new documentary on Maria Callas' Greek years
Leading this week’s cinematic lineup is The Brutalist, an Oscar contender with 10 nominations and a three-time Golden Globe winner
Non-Western gems, Oscar contenders, and compelling documentaries bring a diverse lineup to Athens' movie theaters from January 30 to February 5.
A Cannes-awarded Indian drama, a Greek thriller gone international, and other great films—plus the highly-awaited 'A Complete Unknown' musical drama—are the perfect excuse to cozy up in Athens' cinemas this week, January 23-30
Jesse Eisenberg's dramedy A Real Pain, named among the National Board of Review and the American Film Institute’s top 10 films of 2024, leads this week's cinema releases
Academy Award-winning Stanley Donen's 'Charade', a romantic comedy-mystery starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, will be presented this Tuesday at HAU with free admission
Maria Iliou's documentary 'Athens in the Interwar Years', featuring unpublished audiovisual material, offers a kaleidoscopic view of Athens' social, political and cultural life during that period, screening at Megaron Concert Hall, January 17–20 in Greek and English
As the cinematic calendar draws to a close for the year, this week's limited yet diverse releases promise something for every moviegoer—from an erotic office drama and a whimsical Christmas animation to a gripping German multiverse mystery
The screening of the the Christmas favorite at 7pm in Mitropoleos square is a collaboration between the Athens Municipality and Cinobo streaming platform
Stelios Kazantzidis' biopic Yparho dominates Greek cinemas, offering an intimate look into the artist's life and a heartfelt tribute to his most beloved songs. This week's releases also feature an Iranian political thriller, a Norwegian marital drama, and a computer-animated prequel to The Lion King.
This week's additions to Greece's cinemas include a post-apocalyptic musical, an American drama, a Spider-Man universe film, a Swiss documentary on the Dalai Lama, and a tribute to David Lynch
This week's top cinema releases include the latest films by Francis Ford Coppola and Uberto Pasolini, a religious thriller starring Hugh Grant and dramas from Canada and the UK
Studio New Star Art cinema in collaboration with the Greek Film Archive present a six-film retrospective of the American-Israeli filmmaker Udi Aloni on November 28-30
Multi-awarded Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar's first English-language film "The Room Next Door" and Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated Gladiator sequel dominate this week's film lineup
This week's cinema releases feature highly acclaimed works by four award-winning directors: Paolo Sorrentino, Edward Berger, Dea Kulumbegashvili, and Jacques Audiard
In a week filled with cinematic premieres, here are some of the most powerful selections, including the heartwarming, Cannes-awarded Chinese gem "Black Dog" (2024)
As a festive touch, attendees are encouraged to dress as classic Universal monsters, adding to the atmosphere with streamers during the opening and closing credits
Angelina Jolie takes on the role of a lifetime as the legendary diva Maria Callas in Pablo Larraín’s "Maria," premiering December 5 in Greece
A romantic comedy-drama and a distinguished documentary that have garnered recognition at the Cannes and Berlin film festivals are this week's cinematic highlights. Golden Bear-winning Dahomey explores themes related to Africa, Greece, and the Parthenon Marbles.
A celebration of Palestinian storytelling, the Athens Palestine Film Festival returns for its 3rd edition, presenting a diverse lineup of films featuring both Greek and English subtitles, along with the presence of esteemed directors and actors