Yannis Markopoulos

Главный приз МКФ в Салониках-92. Знаменитый английский поэт отправляется в Грецию, где идет народно-освободительная война. Он грезит о подвигах и революции. В реальности Байрон сталкивается с тем, что народ, за который он так переживал, глубоко равнодушен к происходящему. Байрону присваивают звание генерала греческой армии, которое воспринимается как насмешка. Уставший от бесцельного существования, истосковавшийся по активной деятельности, Байрон ухватился за предложение лондонского Греческого комитета помочь Греции в войне за независимость и в начале января 1824 прибыл в Мессалонги - маленький городок в Греции, чтобы участвовать в революции...

Melina Mercouri plays Maya, a jet-setting Greek actress who returns to her homeland to undertake the role of Medea. Searching for inspiration and clues as to how a mother could kill the children she loves, Maya discovers Brenda (Ellen Burstyn), a bible-spouting American woman serving time in an Athens prison for that very crime.

A surreal, anarchic and plotless movie about a man who tries to take up his dead father's business, taking aim against contemporary Greek reality. Banned by the Greek dictatorship.

A model (Elena Nathanail) is on vacation with her sailor husband (Thodoros Roumpanis), and she falls in love with an employee (Spyros Fokas) who works in the hotel where they are staying. She confesses her feelings to her husband, and he abandons her. The young woman hooks up with with the employee, who goes with her to Athens. There, their passion – and her crisis - will reach their peak.

A model (Elena Nathanail) is on vacation with her sailor husband (Thodoros Roumpanis), and she falls in love with an employee (Spyros Fokas) who works in the hotel where they are staying. She confesses her feelings to her husband, and he abandons her. The young woman hooks up with with the employee, who goes with her to Athens. There, their passion – and her crisis - will reach their peak.

Documentary on the Greek history of the first half of the 20th century, from the Balkan wars until December events, with a special emphasis on the Asia Minor Catastrophe and its aftermath, through filmed documents by Joseph Hep, George Prokopiou, Achilleas Mandras, Philopimenas Finos, Gabriel Loggos and Kyriakos Kourbetis.