A River Called Vakirtzis
A Tribute to the Forgotten Master of Greek Cinema Posters The documentary “A River Called Vakirtzis” (original title: Ένα ποτάμι που λεγόταν Βακιρτζής), directed by Panos A. Thomadis, is a heartfelt cinematic homage to a nearly forgotten artist who shaped the visual language of Greek cinema culture in the mid-20th century. George Vakirtzis was a […]
Hervé’s Culinary Artistry
How Chef Hervé Pronzato Redefines Fine Dining through Global Influence and Precision Paris-born culinary maestro Hervé Pronzato has left an indelible mark on Athens’ vibrant food scene with his eponymous restaurant, Hervé. With a career that spans prestigious kitchens across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia, Pronzato brings a distinctive, borderless gastronomic philosophy to the […]
The Legacy of the Tsalapatas Family
From Industry to Museum in Volos, Greece The Tsalapatas family’s history in Volos, Greece, is deeply intertwined with the region’s industrial development, particularly in the brick and cement industry. Founded in the early 20th century, their factory became a cornerstone of local industry, contributing significantly to the construction sector. The factory was established by Nikolaos […]
Eleftherios Venizelos
The Man Behind Greece’s Modern Identity The life of Eleftherios Venizelos (1864-1936) a remarkable Greek statesman was interwoven with the complex tapestry of his country’s struggles and aspirations. Born in a humble village in Crete, he was shaped by the land’s turbulent history under Ottoman rule. As a young man, Venizelos experienced firsthand the longing […]