Since 1922
Greek cinema has always celebrated strong, independent women, a tradition that stretches from mythological figures like Athena and Artemis to modern screens. These women are resilient, defiant, and unafraid to...
Few figures have haunted the screen as persistently as the vampire. From the shadow of Count Orlok creeping up a staircase in Nosferatu (1922) to the neon glamour of Interview...
Few films capture the spirit of cinema quite like Giuseppe Tornatore’s Cinema Paradiso. Released in 1988, it tells the story of Salvatore, a filmmaker whose return to his Sicilian hometown...
Few actors embody the electricity of cinema like Al Pacino. For over half a century, he has moved across the screen with a rare intensity, raw, magnetic, and impossible to...