Giorgis, who is the only son of Manolis Bournovas, the chief shepherd of a mountain village, is also the bridegroom that every young woman in the village dreams of. However, he is head over heels in l...

Beautiful orphan Agni (Aliki Vougiouklaki) lives with her young brother Petrakis (Giannakis Kalatzopoulos). Their only source of income comes from the little grocery store that their parents left them...

This is a composite, three-part film comprising three independent stories with a common theme: Greek behavior when placed under foreign yoke. The first part, entitled “The Clock”, is a comedy se...

A blundering provincial (Thanasis Vengos) comes to Athens and does any job he is offered, without, however, being able to settle in one job because of his mentality and his naiveté. In the end, he ev...

A poor girl (Gkelly Mavropoulou), without a family, finds, in a rich young man, (Andreas Barkoulis) shelter from the difficulties of life. She decides to marry a wealthy engineer (Lampros Konstantaras...

1868, in the plains of Thessaly. Thanasis Vardas is a fine upstanding man who is pursued by a gang of Turkish Albanians and is forced to abandon his five-year-old son Giorgis in a monastery in Meteora...

A hale and hearty fifty-year-old, Ntinos Diamantis (Lampros Konstantaras), lives with his sister and pursues every attractive woman he encounters. When he meets twenty-year-old Korina (Nora Valsami) a...

A provincial man (Alkis Giannakas) gets mixed up with a criminal (Stavros Xenidis) and starts working for him. He gets entangles in a case of theft and blackmailing, which results in his death.

A brief note with some details about the screenplay and the contributors that conveys the view that "it is the only adaptation of one of his plays for cinema that satisfied Brecht, since the screenpla...

The particularity of the film GRAND PRIX, directed by the Norwegian Ivo Kaprino, is the fact that he creates an artistic quality film with puppets. The plot is inspired from the world of car races and...

Program of the Amfissa Cinema Club, a branch of the Greek Film Archive. The front cover bears the title of the film to be screened: "THE THIEVE OF PEACHES " by Vulo Radev, and lists other contributors...

A profound analysis of the work based on the theory of psychoanalysis. It emphasizes Polansky’s ability to describe atrocious human deeds as if they were something natural. It compares his view with...

The lengthy program signed by Aglaїa Mītropoulou presents the distinctions Greg Talas as well as few words on his life and work of the filmmaker. The plot of the film concerns the ‘story of 160 ch...

A brief note on Mikhalkov's last film; a few words about the plot; the director's efforts to make a film about Russia's life and landscape; a quotation from the director, who said: "The film is not ab...

The film programme dedicated to Czechoslovak Jiri Trnka refers to the history of animated cartoons, stressing America's and Disney's lead in the field, and mentions certain notable exceptions in the E...

The programme for the screening of the film "The Rules of the Game" gives information from the credits and then talks about the life and career of the director. Then it discusses the perspective of th...

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

Weekly publication featuring a variety of topics on the cinema. Page 73 is selected: "Lilly Damita, the love of a prince". 8th FORMAT

PRESS REVIEWS ON THE FILM “STELLA VIOLANTI” WITH TWO PHOTOS FROM THE FIRST GREEK STUDIO WHERE IT WAS FILMED AND ONE PHOTO FROM A FILM SCENE.

STILL ABOUT THANASIS RENTZIS’ FILM “BIOGRAPHY”. ON PAGE ONE, PICTURES OF OLD ENGRAVINGS AND ON THE BACK PAGE THE FACTORS OF PRODUCTION. A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE FILM AND THE DIRECTOR.

STILL ABOUT G. STAMPOULOPOULOU’S “OPEN LETTER”. A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE FILM.

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

Cinematography and art magazine

STILL ABOUT G. STAMPOULOPOULOU’S “MARCHING ON GLORY” WITH THE PLOT IN THREE LANGUAGES: ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GERMAN. [photo of the flyer’s other side].