After a three-week screening, the Greek Film Festival will close on Nov. 4 with the national premier of Dead Europe. Present to introduce the film will be special guest and award winning director Tony Krawitz. His directing credits include the television series’ City Homicide and All Saints, as well as the short film Into the Night. His feature films [...]
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The Mediterranean Comes to Leichhardt
Cyprus one day and Larissa the next; it’s all happening in Leichhardt this coming weekend as Palace Cinemas Norton Street travels to the Mediterranean. Commandaria and haloumi from Cyprus, tsipouro and tiropites (cheese pies) from Larissa, take your senses on a journey with the aromas and taste of food and drink and through the sound [...]
18th Greek Film Festival Completed!
This year, the 18th Greek Film Festival took Leichhardt by a storm with 24 fantastic films and 4 exceptional documentaries. After almost three hugely successful weeks of great Greek cinema, the 2011 Greek Film Festival of Sydney closed on Sunday 30th October with 3 sold out cinemas of Rebetiko. The Greek Orthodox Community of NSW [...]
18th Greek Film Festival of Sydney Returns
The 18th Greek Film Festival of Sydney will be hosted from 13-30 October at Norton Street Palace Cinemas Leichhardt, with one of the strongest programs including internationally awarded and acclaimed films, comedies, dramas, documentaries and three classics by the late Michael Cacoyannis. Launching over a fortnight of Greek films is an adaptation of one of [...]
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