Film screenings Athens

This week’s releases bring CIA vengeance, refugee trauma, emotional family drama—and a special tribute to restored cinematic gems

A handful of fresh films are hitting the big screen this week, including indie documentaries, a few dramas, and niche thrillers—while we await bigger releases. Among them, two powerful documentaries on Martin Luther King Jr. will have their nationwide premiere

This week, Athens cinemas welcome 10 new films, offering a diverse selection for moviegoers. Meanwhile, the 25th edition of the French Film Festival continues, featuring internationally acclaimed French actress Isabelle Huppert as a guest

A diverse selection of films arrives in Athens' movie theaters, including three standout works by Greek directors

From Hollywood blockbusters to festival favorites—this week’s must-see films in Greek cinemas, including a new documentary on Maria Callas' Greek years

Leading this week’s cinematic lineup is The Brutalist, an Oscar contender with 10 nominations and a three-time Golden Globe winner

Non-Western gems, Oscar contenders, and compelling documentaries bring a diverse lineup to Athens' movie theaters from January 30 to February 5.

A Cannes-awarded Indian drama, a Greek thriller gone international, and other great films—plus the highly-awaited 'A Complete Unknown' musical drama—are the perfect excuse to cozy up in Athens' cinemas this week, January 23-30

Jesse Eisenberg's dramedy A Real Pain, named among the National Board of Review and the American Film Institute’s top 10 films of 2024, leads this week's cinema releases

Academy Award-winning Stanley Donen's 'Charade', a romantic comedy-mystery starring Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant, will be presented this Tuesday at HAU with free admission

Maria Iliou's documentary 'Athens in the Interwar Years', featuring unpublished audiovisual material, offers a kaleidoscopic view of Athens' social, political and cultural life during that period, screening at Megaron Concert Hall, January 17–20 in Greek and English

As the cinematic calendar draws to a close for the year, this week's limited yet diverse releases promise something for every moviegoer—from an erotic office drama and a whimsical Christmas animation to a gripping German multiverse mystery

The screening of the the Christmas favorite at 7pm in Mitropoleos square is a collaboration between the Athens Municipality and Cinobo streaming platform

Stelios Kazantzidis' biopic Yparho dominates Greek cinemas, offering an intimate look into the artist's life and a heartfelt tribute to his most beloved songs. This week's releases also feature an Iranian political thriller, a Norwegian marital drama, and a computer-animated prequel to The Lion King.

This week's additions to Greece's cinemas include a post-apocalyptic musical, an American drama, a Spider-Man universe film, a Swiss documentary on the Dalai Lama, and a tribute to David Lynch

This week's top cinema releases include the latest films by Francis Ford Coppola and Uberto Pasolini, a religious thriller starring Hugh Grant and dramas from Canada and the UK

Studio New Star Art cinema in collaboration with the Greek Film Archive present a six-film retrospective of the American-Israeli filmmaker Udi Aloni on November 28-30

Multi-awarded Spanish director Pedro Almodóvar's first English-language film "The Room Next Door" and Ridley Scott’s highly anticipated Gladiator sequel dominate this week's film lineup

This week's cinema releases feature highly acclaimed works by four award-winning directors: Paolo Sorrentino, Edward Berger, Dea Kulumbegashvili, and Jacques Audiard

In a week filled with cinematic premieres, here are some of the most powerful selections, including the heartwarming, Cannes-awarded Chinese gem "Black Dog" (2024)