The film is based on a true story uncovered from the diary of a Holocaust survivor mentioning Greek prisoners.

Life Will Smile brings to the screen a unique story of two Zakynthian leaders who paved the way, and the 35,000 people who followed them in doing the right thing.

Ahead of the Melbourne International Film Festival, artistic director Michelle Carey speaks to Neos Kosmos about how Greek film stacks up in the international market.

From Yorgos Lanthimos to Ana Kokkinos, the 2017 Melbourne International Film Festival features some major Greek names.

Cinematographer Ari Wegner is gaining acclaim for her involvement in high profile TV and film projects, which have seen her travel around the world.

Directed by Yannis Sakaridis, the ensemble drama depicts crisis-stricken Athens.

At the Australian premiere, NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian MP urged people to go and see the film when it hits cinemas next week.

Michail Charalampidis’ short film about a girl’s lost childhood in the early 1920s, co-produced by Stella Dimadis, is an official selection at LAGFF.

Last year, Istoria received the Hollywood International Independent Documentary Award (2016) in the Foreign Documentary Feature category.

Starring Nicole Kidman and Colin Farrell, The Killing of a Sacred Deer was jointly awarded with Scottish film You Were Never Really Here.