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...

Programme for the IRIS-COSMOPOLITAN Cinemas Flyer with the programme for the IRIS-COSMOPOLITAN Cinemas about the Greek film "PAIN AND TEARS". There is a photo of the three leading actors: Nikos Xanth...

The program presents a brief reference to the critique and the work of the director Borovzik. Borovzik, who has been characterized as the Beckett of Cinema, has lived a tragic life in his homeland. ...

In the programme for the screening of the film "Dafnis and Chloe" we first find information from the credits. Then it gives excerpts from “The History of Greek Cinema” by Aglaia Mitropoulou, in wh...

Programme for the IRIS Cinema Οn the front page: 1. JOURNAL Newsreel, 2. Walt Disney's animated cartoon series "SILLY SYMPHONY", 3. "HIS OFFICIAL WIFE", "SPRING LOVE", "VERA IVANOVNA", "NAVAL PARAD...

The note refers initially to Flaherty’s predecessors, who are none other than the English filmmakers with a long tradition in travel documentaries, and then it mentions the following unique incident...

The program begins with a few words about the life, work and distinctions of the film maker before 1977. It continues by characterizing this short film as “a reminiscence on Aivali and its Hellenis...

The programme celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Society of Greek Playwrights announces the participation of the Film Archives in the celebration and underscores the relations between cinema and...

Programme for the IRIS Cinema, which includes the comment "The cinema for a high-class audience" and the cinema address, Ippokratous & Akadimias Street. On the front page: 1. Newsreel, 2. "NOSTALGIE"...

STILL ABOUT MIHALIS KAKOGIANNIS’ “IPHIGENIA” IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH: A SUMMARY OF THE PLOT, THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION’S BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES AND A LOT OF PHOTOS. [photo of the front cover].

THE “REX” CINEMA ONE-PAGE PROGRAM ADVERTISING THE FILM “PERAN’S BEAUTY”.

STILL ABOUT DIMITRIS KOLLATOS’ “ALEXANDER’S DEATH”: REVIEWS, THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, CAST, PLOT AND A LOT OF PHOTOS.

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

PHOTOGRAPHIC COLLAGE WHICH INCLUDES SCENES FROM A. ARONIS KONTOGIANNIS AND N. OIKONOMOPOULOS’ FILM “A BURDEN TO SOCIETY” (“STREETS OF FATE”) AND THE ACTORS: N. KAZIS, A. TZANETIS, A. CHRYSOC...

Weekly publication featuring a variety of topics on cinema. Page 551 is selected: "The romances of Paula Negri. The men I loved and lost. A'. Rodolph Valentino.". 8th FORMAT

PROFESSIONAL CINEMATIC PUBLICATION. Illustrated, containing many advertisments.

PRINTED MATTER ENTITLED “THE UPHILL ROAD TO CALVARY” BY DIMOS VRATSANOS