A young and beautiful girl, Christina, lives all alone in a secluded villa. One day,. She falls victim to a group of unknown thieves, who steal all of her valuable family jewelry. The local police chi...

The third part of Euripides’ trilogy relates Orestes’ confrontation with the people of Argos after killing his mother Clytemnestra and her lover Aegisthus, and his struggle to defend himself and h...

The film tells the story of two young people in love who are trying to overcome the obstacles and challenges they encounter – while they argue with their relatives, who are against their union.

Petros, the son of the industrialist Tsamis, is in love with factory worker Martha, but their wedding is cancelled because of the strong opposition and scheming of his father. Martha’s mother dies; ...

The life of a couple very much in love somewhere in the countryside gets shaken up by the arrival of the girl’s cousin, who has inherited a large plot of land.

A ship carrying illegal and dangerous cargo – guns and ammunition – travels to the Far East. A seaman knows about the illegal cargo and intends to steal it for his gang. He kills the lieutenant an...

A young man (Giorgos Pantzas) working at a cleaner’s dreams of becoming a film star and dresses up in the clothes he cleans. He sends pictures of himself wearing various outfits to film producers. P...

A father (Titos Vandis), his two sons and his daughter set death traps for passing cars, in order to rob them. His relation with his daughter is incestuous, and he himself is a product of the extreme ...

The introductory remarks on Czech Cinema refer to the following: the first steps in Czech and Slovakian cinema, names of studios, directors and titles of films, the Festival of Karlovy Vary, the Worke...

Critique presentation of the film with several references to specific scenes, but also to the way that Hitchcock employs to keep the suspense and to fabricate "the irresistible sex appeal of his heroi...

The years between the war and an old-fashioned atmosphere rendered by Fassbinder in collaboration with Stoppard, based on a novel by Nabokov. The critical review argues that Fassbinder reaches a “le...

The programme describes Kurosawa as a "moralist" who again gives his attention to the struggle between the good and bad, but seen from a "comic perspective, so that he can defy it". The famed director...

The presentation begins by referral to the attempt of the Film Archive to restore the film. It continues with the plot of the film – the heroic resistance of the Greeks against the German and Itali...

The programme for the screening of the film "Diary of a Country Priest", after details from the credits, mentions: "Women of the Bois de Boulogne” Racine, Georges Bernanos, the amateur actors, the o...

Credits (with a note that the film is based on Pierre La Mure's work). It says in the programme that the director's love for painting and the interesting thematic content of Pierre La Mure's book on ...

It presents elements of the scenario, based on The Abyss by Gorky, as well as Kurosawa’s cinematic technique of using multiple cameras to capture the same moment from different angles. The film was...

Periodical publication on cinema theory and analysis. Featuring various articles on the cinema.

STILL ABOUT G. DALIANIDIS’ “SOME LIKE IT COOL”: THE CAST, FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, PLOT AND PHOTOS

Weekly publication featuring a variety of topics on the cinema. The page 97 is selected: "Billy Dove, the valley of tears of an artist". 8th Format.

GLASS PLATES WITH COLOURFUL DRAWINGS VIEWED WITH A SPECIAL PROJECTOR.

STILL ABOUT PANTELIS VOULGARIS’ “HAPPY DAY”: FILM REVIEWS, THE PLOT, FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND THE DIRECTOR’S BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES. [Photo of the back cover].

STILL ABOUT THE FILM “MIMIKOS AND MARY”: ADVERTISING MESSAGES ABOUT THE FILM AND PHOTOS FROM VARIOUS SCENES.

PHOTOCOPIED SESSION NO. 124 FROM THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF EVANGELISMOS HOSPITAL, WHICH IS ABOUT THE FIRST FILMING OF A CESAREAN IN 1912: THE FIRST SCIENTIFIC FILMING IN GREECE.

STILL ABOUT DIMITRIS GAZIADIS’ “KISS ME, MARITSA” (ΕMBRASSE-MOI MARITSA): THE PLOT AND PHOTOS