With great anticipation and joy,

The Greek Film Festival in Berlin will travel to Frankfurt for the third time and to Cologne for the second time for a two-day event respectively.

The Greek Film Festival GOES FRANKFURT will take place on September 14 and 15 at Eldorado cinema.

The Greek Film Festival GOES KÖLN will take place on September 21 and 22 at Filmhaus Köln.

Both events will present a selection of five films from the official program of the 9th edition of the Berlin film festival last March.

The program of The Greek Film Festival in Berlin GOES Frankfurt includes the films:

Saturday, 14.9
18:30 – Murderess by Eva Nathena
21:00 – Animal by Sofia Exarchou
Sunday, 15.9
16:00 – Behind the Haystacks by Asimina Proedrou
18:30 – Mary, Mariana, Maria – The Unsung Greek Years of Callas by Vasilis Louras and Michalis Asthenidis
20:45 – The Summer With Carmen by Zacharias Mavroeidis

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The program of The Greek Film Festival in Berlin GOES Köln includes the films:

Saturday, 21.9

18:00 – Animal by Sofia Exarchou
20:45 – Behind the Haystacks by Asimina Proedrou

Sunday, 22.9

16:00 – Medium by Christina Ioakeimidi
18:00 – Grief – Those Who Remain by Myrto Patsalidou & Maria Louka
20:00 – The Summer With Carmen by Zacharias Mavroeidis

At both events, representatives of the films will be present for Q&A’s after the screenings.
Tickets will go on sale mid to end of July in both cities.
Further information and announcements can be found at thegreekfilmfestivalinberlin.com and on the festival’s social media pages.

 

 

The 10th anniversary edition of The Greek Film Festival in Berlin will take place on March 26-30th 2025.
The call for entries will open in October over Filmfreeway

About the Festival

The Greek Film Festival in Berlin is Berlin’s Greek film festival founded as Hellas Filmbox Berlin in 2015. The festival offers German and international audiences a unique chance to watch the best of new Greek cinema (or related to Greece) on the big screen. We show 35 to 40 fiction films, documentaries, and shorts, most of which are German or International premieres. 

The five-day event takes place every March at the historic Babylon venue in the heart of Berlin. With the attendance of filmmakers, producers, distinguished Jury members, film professionals, artists, and by organizing parallel events, discussions, exhibitions, and networking happenings, the festival has become one of the leading film events in the city. Special thanks go out to our amazing and growing festival audience. The German-Greek Cultural Association organizes the festival.

The German-Greek Cultural Association was founded by German and Greek initiators in Berlin in April 2015 with the aim of supporting and strengthening Greek-German relations through cultural projects like Hellas Filmbox Berlin (2016- 2019), The Greek Film Festival in Berlin (2020 – today), The Greek Film Festival Goes Frankfurt, The Greek Film Festival goes Köln (currently). 

The initiators of the German-Greek Cultural Association were artists Asteris Kutulas and Ina Kutulas. 

Currently, on the Association’s Board of Directors are Sofia Stavrianidou (Festival Director) and Elisa Deftos.

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