The last people in Greece who continue the centuries old tradition of oral storytelling.

One out of ten Greeks goes to court at least once a year. The courtroom is a miniature of society and the small dramas of everyday life.

Dominikos and his friends use “go-pro” cameras to record the life around them.

A portrait of the renowned photographer, Takis Tloupas, and his images of Thessaly in the past century.

A portrait of the Greek theatrical director, Theodoros Terzopoulos, from his childhood home and his debut of “The Bacchae” at Delphi to his travels around the world.

A glimpse into the depths of the human condition.

A road documentary, inspired by Johnny Cash and Westerns.

A portrait of Elias Petropoulos, the first folklorist in Greece who recorded the stories of society’s outcasts in his books.

The needs and roots of revenge

What is madness? In the film, eight individuals discuss their relationship with madness, through music, poetry, and pain.

The story of a woman born in postwar Germany and her overwhelming need to live, love, and matter.

Filo is a successful Greek sculptor, living in Paris, devoted to his art, and married to Marina. An unexpected incident will change everything and give a new meaning to their life.

A musician, a carpenter, and a photographer invite us into their world and reveal the most sensitive aspects of their work.

Seven Stories of Uprooting, One Ruthless History

A historic interview with film directors, Theo Angelopoulos and Nikos Panagiotopoulos, pioneers of New Greek Cinema, recorded in 1985.