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Nikos Karathanous directs a summer tribute performance reflecting on the essence of classic Greek cinema and its nostalgic beauty.

This article commemorates the life of Kostas Voutsas, a beloved Greek actor, and reflects on the historical significance of his grandfather's resistance against Ottoman rule.

Recent films spotlight themes of solitude within high political office and personal relationships, featuring noteworthy performances and directions.

The article discusses the controversy surrounding the airing of a documentary featuring an interview with a member of the infamous terrorist organization "17 November," igniting significant debate among the victims' relatives and the media.

The Greek Ministry of Culture has completed studies for the establishment of the State School of Cinema and Audiovisual Media, aimed at enhancing professional education in the field.

The Greek Association of Film Critics releases the annual publication 'Cinema 2025', providing a comprehensive critique of all films released in Greece throughout the year.

The film 'Yellow Letters' won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Festival, highlighting the struggles of Turkish artists facing authoritarian oppression.

The 28th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival will showcase 57 Greek documentaries from March 5 to 15, highlighting personal narratives and social issues.

TO VIMA offers a special edition highlighting the cinematic phenomenon 'Kapodistrias', which has sparked significant discussions in Greece.

The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is launching an innovative educational program for high school students to explore theatre, cinema, and digital media through the theme of motherhood in Greek folk tradition.

The exhibition 'Yorgos Lanthimos: Photographs' showcases 182 photographs from the acclaimed Greek director, marking his first exhibition in Greece and offering insights into his unique visual language.

Director Costa Gavras will visit Thessaloniki for a series of events honoring him, including a free screening of his iconic film 'Z.'

Four Greek-interest films will participate in prominent programs at this year's Berlinale, starting on February 12.

Elena Topalidou shares her positive experience working alongside Nicolas Cage in the horror film 'The Carpenter's Son'.

The article discusses the filming of Kostas Charalambous's new movie, featuring interviews with the director and five lead actors about the story of five friends who win the lottery.

A review of the film 'The Sound of Falling', directed by Masha Silinski, showcasing strong female performances, deemed a significant cinematic achievement in Greek theaters for 2026.

Actor Thanasis Tsaltabasis discusses the shift in the once-dominant work climate in the acting profession and how some may exploit this change for personal grievances.

Finos Film honors the memory of actress Melpo Zarokosta, who passed away at the age of 93, highlighting her multifaceted artistry and dignified character.

The notable Greek actress Melpo Zarokosta has passed away at the age of 93, as announced by her son.

The Ministry of Culture is restoring the historic Kokovikou House in Plaka and transforming it into a cultural space for showcasing Greek cinema while protecting the archaeological findings discovered in its courtyard.

Greek director Dimitris Mitsionis passed away at the age of 49, leaving behind family, friends, and colleagues in mourning.

Film critic Panagiotis Timogiannakis expressed that actress Vana Barba could have achieved a Hollywood career if she had devoted herself entirely to her work, highlighting her potential following her role in the film Med.

Finos Film celebrates the 94th anniversary of Jenny Karezi's birth, acknowledging her role as a muse for the Greek people.

Actor Pavlos Kontogiannidis discusses his role in the film 'Kapodistrias' and addresses the negative reviews it has received, emphasizing the emotional impact on the audience.

The Scandinavian film 'Emotional Value' by Joachim Trier has been voted the best of the year by the Greek Critics Union in their selection of the top films of 2025.

Actress Katia Dandoulaki bid farewell to her long-time co-star Christos Politis, who passed away at the age of 83 on January 7th.

Finos Film honors actor Christos Politis, who passed away at the age of 83, leaving a significant mark on Greek theater, cinema, and television.

The Greek cinema is thriving with over two million tickets sold, highlighted by films like 'Kapodistrias' and 'What Soul Will You Deliver, Girl?'.

Beloved actress Tonia Kaziani, known for her beautiful presence in Greek theatre, cinema, and television since the 1970s, passed away yesterday at the age of 80.

On New Year's Day, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended a screening of Giannis Smaragdis' film 'Kapodistrias' at the Athens cinema, accompanied by his son.

Giannis Voyiatzis, a beloved actor of Greek cinema, celebrates his 100th birthday today with a special tribute from Finos Film.

Giannis Voyiatzis celebrates his 100th birthday today, as acknowledged in a social media post by Finos Film.

In 2025, Greeks showed a clear preference for erotic films, with Christy White being the most searched actress according to SugarbabesTV.

Finos Film bids farewell to 2025 with a video montage posted on its official Instagram account, featuring iconic scenes from classic Greek cinema for each month of the year.

Actor Sotiris Tsevelekos reflects on his artistic journey, asserting that he has never been ashamed of his work, including his involvement with videotapes.

Dimitris Horn, a beloved figure in theater and film, is often associated with Ella Lampeti, with whom he shared a passionate romance alongside their iconic collaborative works.

The article discusses the contributions of a renowned iconographer to Greek cinema.