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Los Angeles Greek Film Festival Opens Submissions for 2026
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival has opened submissions for its 20th edition in 2026, alongside the launch of LAGFF-doc, a new platform dedicated to documentaries.
New York Greek Film Expo 2025 Brings Contemporary Greek Cinema to the Big Apple
From October 2 to 12, the New York Greek Film Expo presents award-winning Greek films, filmmaker Q&As, and a Pantelis Voulgaris retrospective across the city.
Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey Leaked Early. But What Does It Mean To Us?
A few days ago, something unexpected happened. People began sharing a blurry phone video online, just over a minute long, with shaky frames and muffled sound. These kinds of leaks come and go, but this…
Thessaloniki’s Metro and the Forgotten Alkazar: A City’s History in Motion
Thessaloniki’s new metro is changing the way we move through the city, but the past is never far beneath the surface. At Venizelou station, ancient ruins sit side by side with modern transit. And just…
Award-winning Greek-American Documentary “In Support Of Liberty” To Be Screened At St. Sophia
Philadelphia, PA – AHEPA Power District 4 Chapter 432 is thrilled to present the screening of the internationally acclaimed documentary “In Support of Liberty: Philadelphia and The Greek War of Independence,” directed by the renowned…
AHEPA Hosts History Tournament, Anna Rezan And Her Movie “My People”
The inspiration behind the phrase “twice as nice” can be traced back to Plato, the ancient Greek philosopher of the Classical period. On February 19, 2024, AHEPA Chapter 69 and the Daughters of Penelope Nike…
Greek American Debuts Shine In Heartwarming Film Monster-on
The highly anticipated family-oriented film MONSTER-ON features a captivating storyline and the outstanding performances of two talented Greek-American actors from Philadelphia. The series, partially filmed in and around the City of Brotherly Love, introduces the…
Documentary Film Reveals Philadelphia’s Shrouded History And Link To The Greek War Of Independence
Philadelphia, PA – “These are your Philhellenes and Hellenes of today. And I am grateful to them for their effort in bringing my vision to the screen”, said film producer and director Eleftherios Kostans. Kostans…
This Date In History: Coming to America
December 15, 1963: Greek-American Elia Kazan’s movie “America America” is released. Greek-American Elia Kazan, born Elias Kazantzoglou in 1909 in the Phanar district of Constantinople (Istanbul), Ottoman Empire, to Greek parents. He emigrated to the United…
Ouzeri Tsitsanis By Manousos Manousakis Is Coming To The Theaters
Based on the book by the same title by George Skampardonis the film takes place in Thessaloniki, Greece, in 1942-1943. Under German occupation a young couple, George and Estrea, fall in love. But in these…
A Family Affair Hits The Cinemas In January 2015
A Family Affair, an intimate portrait of the famous Xylouris family and their sacred bonds with the musical tradition of Crete, will premiere in Greece and worldwide in January 2015. Directed by Angeliki Aristomenopoulou, the…
Smyrna: The Destruction Of A Cosmopolitan City Is Screening Tonight In Philadelphia
Tonight at the University of Pennsylvania the film will be featured for the first time in Philadelphia. Director Maria Iliou will be present to talk about the film. Also present, will be Professor Alexander Kitroeff…
