Miranda, who is paralyzed, becomes the victim of an employee of her father’s who is after her money. She finds solace in a man who truly loves her.

In a maternity clinic the prostitute Sonia substitutes her baby for someone else’s which died soon after birth. Years pass, and the child grows up with Pavlos and Eleni, who have no idea that the c...

A young man wants to kill his parents and his mother’s lover. While running in the street, he gets hit by a car. He ends up in the hospital, where, immobile in his bed, he mentally commits the three...

A young man who has just completed his studies and taken his vows as a doctor returns to his village. His mother expects him to take revenge for his father’s death and get their land back, which w...

Michalis Pararounas, after his recent release from prison, plans a big heist with his friends: to crack the safe of a villa in Filothei, where the wealthy Mrs. Domna lives. However, Mrs. Domna catches...

The womanizer Mr. Klearchos (Vasilis Avlonitis), who covets his neighbor Mrs. Iro, cooks up a scheme to have her follow him to the spa where he goes for treatment. He assumes the role of minder for hi...

The owner of a rural coffee shop (Kostas Chatzichristos) hopes to capture the heart of one of the village girls. After a strange twist of fate, he pretends to be a business man in an oil company. Howe...

This is the first film of Vasilis Georgiadis, a great Greek director, whose films have twice been Oscar nominees for best foreign language film. This is perhaps the only Greek athletic film production...

Plot summary and a few words about the director's look that gives the human relations with sensitivity and realism. A representative example of the Franco Belgian cinema.

WALKING HOME, a short film by Oliver Krimpas, a director who wavers between the Greek and British culture, took part in many film festivals and received positive feedback. It narrates the story of the...

Program of the Larisa Cinema Club, a branch of the Greek Film Archive. The front cover lists the title of the film: "ΤΗΕ RIVER" by Jean Renoir, at ACROPOLE. The fly bears a note by B.P. (probably ...

Programme for the IRIS Cinema. Front page: 1. BAVARIA JOURNAL Newsreel 2. "THE DARK ANGEL", starring FREDRIC MARCH, MERLE OBERON, HERBERT MARSHAL. The synopsis and the rating "Unsuitable for the ...

The programme begins with a reference to the sui generis Japanese humanism, comprising elements of responsibility and pride, and features Kurosawa. Compared to western humanism – hostage to Christ...

David Butler’s "THANK YOU LUCKY STARS" constitutes a typical musical of the World War II that showcases WARNER’s intention to summon all Hollywood stars in films aimed to entertain the soldiers an...

The programme for the screening of the film "Hunting Flies", after details from the credits, mentions: important names from the Polish school, the importance of Wajda and his surpassing of Zbigniew Cy...

The program begins by evaluating the film, characterizing it as “a funny comedy that knocks over the dramatic conventions for the world of paid love”. It emphasizes the fact that even though the r...

STILL ABOUT ALEKOS SAKELLARIOS’ FILM “ACE OF SPADES” (ENGLISH TITLE): THE PLOT, FACTORS OF PRODUCTION, CAST AND PHOTOS.

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

STILL ABOUT TAKIS KANELLOPOULOS’ FILM “PARENTHESIS” WITH BRIEF BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON THE DIRECTOR

The contents and title of the magazine are in Greek and French. Features articles and studies on the theatre and cinema: “Interview with Mihalis Kakogiannis” etc.

STILL ABOUT NIKOS KOUNDOUROS’ “VORTEX, MEDUSA’S FACE”: A NOTE BY THE DIRECTOR, REVIEWS, THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND PHOTOS.

STILL ABOUT NIKOS PANAGIOTOPOULOS’ FILM “THE COLORS OF THE SPECTRUM” WITH THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION AND THE PLOT. [photo of the inside].

Monthly Cinematic Magazine.

STILL ABOUT IOANNIS LOUMOS’ FILM “STELLA VIOLANTI”, ΑΠ' GR. XENOPOULOS’ STAGE PLAY WITH THE SAME TITLE; PRODUCTION “HELLAS FILM”; THE FACTORS OF THE PRODUCTION, CAST, PLOT AND A LOT...