Marios (Dimitris Zakynthinos) becomes the target of Elena and Mike (Elena Nathanail and Nikos Verlekis), two industrial spies who plan to steal his patent for a solar energy gathering machine. Marios ...

Ilias has been dreaming of becoming a doctor since he was a child, and is now in the final stage of his studies. He is a true altruist, who wants to help his fellow man and combat tuberculosis. His gi...

An easily frightened provincial, Markos Tremoulas, is in love with the village president’s daughter, Myrto, and so he comes to Athens to collect a loan, which had been approved, to build a hotel com...

Poor young ophthamology student Stefanos, the son of a janitor, is in love with Liza, a doctor’s daughter. And while Liza loves him in return, her parents frown on her relationship with someone not...

A powerful man (Pantelis Zervos) on the island of Lesvos who treats his employees in an olive-oil company badly, quarrels with a young man (Petros Fyssoun) who is in love with the man’s younger wife...

The Minister of Industrial Development faces two problems. One the one hand, his wife, after her unsuccessful suicide attempt, turns against him and takes up with his former associates, who oppose the...

An utterly happy wife, Martha, becomes partially paralyzed, and her husband, Alekos, does everything he can to help with her therapy – causing his financial ruin. Martha, understanding that she is t...

Odysseas and Tzimplas (Giorgos Pantzas and Stathis Psaltis) come to Athens in the hope of fixing their lives. They find a room and work at the factory of Aristomenis (Grigoris Vafias). When rumors eme...

The presentation engages in its most part with the personality of the "story teller" Fellini, before analyzing the WHITE SHEIK, which was created, as mentioned, "with an enviable fervor for satire". T...

Programme of the Little Club of the Greek Film Archives. Screening of the film “RACHEL, RACHEL”, directed by Paul Newman with Joanne Woodward and Estelle Parsons. Then follows the plot of the film...

Frank Capra makes "LOST HORIZON" in 1937, based on a novel by the British writer James Hilton, which does not fit in with his idiosyncrasy, after winning the Oscars for Best Director for the films "IT...

Critique presentation of the film with several details about the director, whom considers as on of the most rebellious of the School of New York. Refers to the view of great directors about his work, ...

The programme for the film "Night and the city" contains biographical notes on Dassin and his earlier films. It stresses that the elements of police and suspense figure prominently in his films and sa...

According to the program, the movie underlines the mystique side of Herzog's powerful talent. After this finding, a brief plot summary is provided and then follow some thoughts about the relation of t...

On the cover of the edition of the Association of Pentagians – Pentagian Thought, there is an announcement of the screening, restored by the Greek Film Archives, of the film "Maria from Pentagioi", ...

Programme for the PALACE Cinema. The name and address (in brackets) of the cinema, at the Army Pension Fund Hall, the film's title, "THE GOLDWIN FOLLIES", rating, "Unsuitable for the underage", and s...

K. CHRISTOMANOS’ “NEA SKINI” THEATER PROGRAM ABOUT GOLDONI’S “LA LOCANDIERA” WITH A PHOTO OF THE ACTRESS ALEXANDRA VRATSANOU.

THE “REX” CINEMA PROGRAM ADVERTISING G. KARYDIS’ FILM “MOTHER SUNK INTO VICE”: THE FACTORS OF THE PRODUCTION

Cinematic sheet-shaped newspaper, featuring a variety of topics on the Cinema.

Weekly publication featuring a variety of topics on the cinema. Page 704 is selected: "Billy Forst". 8th FORMAT

Cinematic sheet-shaped newspaper, featuring a variety of topics on the Cinema.

SMALL ONE-PAGE POSTER ABOUT TZANIS ALIFERIS’ FILM “SCORING A GOAL IN LOVE”: THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND CAST.

STILL ABOUT STELIOS TATASOPOULOS’ FILM : FRONT COVER, FILM REVIEW, A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE PLOT, THE FACTORS OF THE PRODUCTION AND THE CAST. [photo of the front cover].

ISSUE OF THE “FILM LIBRARY” MAGAZINE ABOUT CAMERAMAN’S JOSEPH HEPP’S ACCIDENT.