The acclaimed sci-fi drama returns to Athens’ Athinaion cinema tonight after its previous screening sold out, giving audiences another chance to see the film on the big screen

Seven days, seven movies that you can watch on the big screens around the city

Billy Wilder’s 1959 comedy follows two unemployed musicians who flee Chicago after witnessing a mob execution and disguise themselves as women to join an all-female jazz band in Florida

The timeless romantic comedy will be screened under the summer program of the Historical Museum of Ermoupolis, with visitors invited to explore the museum before the film

Summertime staples, new releases and old classics transport you out of the grey cityscape into a world of movie magic

The Megaron Concert Hall Garden launches its 2026 summer program with concerts, open-air cinema, family performances, jazz, and free screenings from June through mid-July

Cinema lovers can enjoy a week of Spanish-language feature films and shorts at venues across the Greek capital.

The movie theatre located a short walk away from Ampelokipous metro station in Athens is honoring movies that made history.

From clever romantic dramas and animated adventures to B-movie mayhem and re-releases of cinematic landmarks, here are ten reasons to keep cinema-going on your summer agenda!

Debut directors, hidden traumas, and post-#MeToo reckonings shape this week’s most striking film releases — with female voices leading the charge

A sizzling lineup of premieres and four iconic re-releases — from neorealist Rome to Godard’s sci-fi noir and Hollywood's first dive into Greece

From Wes Anderson’s latest visual feast to iconic re-releases and a rich selection of Spanish-language cinema, this week Athens cinemas offer a compelling variety for all tastes

Don’t miss films from Peru, Spain, Argentina, Cuba, Colombia, Mexico, and more — including shorts from Galicia, Northern Spain — screening now through June 5 at the Spanish-Language Film Festival

This week’s film lineup brings star power, festival favourites, and iconic re-releases to Athenian cinemas—led by Tom Cruise’s gravity-defying return in Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning, which premiered to fanfare at Cannes last week and now opens nationwide. Meanwhile, Leos Carax delivers an introspective cinematic essay, and a celebrated French classic returns to theatres in a powerful reissue.

Seven fiction films, two documentaries, and a tribute to Ho Chi Minh mark 50 years of Vietnam–Greece relations

From rooftops with Acropolis views to jasmine-scented backyards, these open-air gems define the city’s coolest nights

This week’s releases in Athens cinemas span a dark fairytale reimagined, a tender tale of first love, pulse-pounding action, and a decades-long quest for spiritual serenity

Cine Paris, one of Athens' most iconic cinemas, reopens Thursday, May 1, for a new summer season under the stars. Timeless classics, international releases, exclusive retrospectives, and special screenings are all part of the program. Here’s a preview of what to expect.

From high-octane thrillers to poetic coming-of-age tales—and from Greek cinema’s eerie side to the legacy of Lakis Papastathis—this week’s standout films and retrospectives are not to be missed.

This week’s releases bring supernatural horror in the Mississippi Delta, the intense pursuit of fame, and a tender adventure with a young boy and his panda