A widower, Captain Andreas, learns that his designated departure time is cancelled, while in the meantime his crew discover Marina hidden in the ship’s refrigerator. Her warm, polite nature induces ...
An island girl (Christian Sylva) is tortured by a secret which crushes her in the end.
A girl (Christina Sylva) is being pushed into corruption by her boyfriend (Andreas Barkoulis) in order to provide him with money. Her salvation comes in the form of an old friend (Kostas Kakkavas), wh...
Two siblings grow up without their parents and are placed in various institutions. Their life is a hard process of maturing, being separated and reunited over and over again. Eventually, they drive of...
In 1939 the motion picture was made into a sound film in Hollywood. In the village of Pentagious in Central Greece, a beautiful girl (Nela Mai-Frida Poupelina), baptized by Father Gabriil (Achilleas M...
The Cypriot orphan dress-maker’s assistant Nina lives in Athens, in a housing complex of Mrs. Froso. She falls in love with Lakis, a university student from Macedonia, but he is drafted and leaves f...
Athens, 1961. Alekos, son of the moneylender Lampros Kontarinis, meets Dora Fotiou, who grew up in an institution, studies law and is tortured by the strange image of a frightened girl on a deserted r...
In 1927, a young man (Kostas Chatzichristos) leaves Alexandroupolis to study in Athens. Instead of completing his studies, he meets three girls and gets them all pregnant before abandoning them for h...
The VRETANIA Cinema program. On the front cover : “APRIL ROSES” followed by the film synopsis. Rated unsuitable for the under 17.
The introductory notes for the January 1989 programme by Mona Mitropoulou refer to: information on his life and career, his films, return and development in King Vidor, the theatricality of Hitchcock,...
On the upper part of the poster, the title of the film reads in black, capital letters: MARIA PENTAGIOTISSA. Below it, in smaller capital letters: “National-historical film, TALKING 100%”. Further...
In the beginning of our century, three couples find themselves invited by friend to his summer house. The stars manage to get involved both emotionally and sexually. Woody Allen's movies mainly deal...
The movie is placed within the framework of changes in the Chinese Cinema after the Cultural Revolution, when its topics changed and there was greater involvement of the individual. A summary of the s...
The poster is predominated by the portrait of a young woman, while in the background a young couple is depicted embracing behind steps. At the bottom of the poster, the title of the film reads: THE 4 ...
The film is presented through a retrospect of the Italian tradition to religious drama. A comparison is made of the approach to the theme with Pasolini's perspective and Zefirelli is considered "more ...
THE IRIS CINEMA PROGRAM WITH THE FILM SYNOPSIS AND ADVERTISEMENTS FROM THAT PERIOD OF TIME.
ISSUE OF THE “ATHENS” NEWSPAPER, OWNED BY GEORGIOS POP, ISSUE NUMBER 61, 18 FEBRUARY 1916, ANNOUNCING TO THE PUBLIC THE OPENING OF “ATTIKON” CINEMA.
THE “REX” CINEMA PROGRAM ABOUT THE FILM “THE BOY AND THE DOLPHIN” WITH A WEALTH OF INFORMATION ON THE FILM, CAST, FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND A LOT OF PHOTOS.
PROFESSIONAL CINEMATIC PUBLICATION. Illustrated, containing many advertisments.
LICENSE GRANTED IN 1971 BY THE SECRETARIAT FOR PRESS AND INFORMATION AND THE LICENSING BODY FOR VISUAL AND AUDIO PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE FILM “WHAT DID YOU DO IN THE WAR, THANASIS?”, WHICH IS...
STILL ABOUT TAKIS KANELLOPOULOS’ FILM “THE SKY” WITH REVIEW EXTRACTS FROM THE GREEK PRESS.
ADVERTISING POSTER ABOUT JULES DASSIN’S “CRI DES FEMMES” (A DREAM OF PASSION) WITH A PHOTO OF THE LEADING ACTRESSES, MELINA MERKOURI AND ELLEN BURNSTYN.
Research and critic on cinematography. Selected from the contents: the article by Marios Ploritis "Critic on film", p. 8-9
CIRCULATION INFORMATION ON THE FILM “TIGER IN THE SKY” SPANNING 1958-1962 WITH RECORDS OF THE CINEMAS AND CITIES WHERE THE FILM WAS SHOWN, DATES THE FILM WAS DISPATCHED, SHOWN AND RETURNED, CONDIT...