The
Delphi Bank 21st Greek Film Festival, starts today in Sydney, Australia and untill
November the 2nd it will be running in five major Australian cities, Melbourne (15/10-2/11), Brisbane (30/10-2/11), Perth (20/11-23/11) and Canberra, besides Sydney. The festival opens with the winner of
Best Film and
Best Cinematography at the
Hellenic Film Academy Awards, and Greece’s entry for
Best Foreign Film at the Oscars,
Little England by
Pantelis Voulgaris.
Little England lead actor,
Andreas Konstantinou and the film΄s producer,
Giannis Iakovidis, will be attending. The Greek/American/British drama
Promakhos by Coerte Voorhees & John Voorhees will be closing the festival.
Little England by Pantelis Voulgaris Feature Films:
Common Denominator by Sotiris Tsafoulias, Greece, 2014
Promakhos by Coerte Voorhees & John Voorhees, Greece/USA/UK, 2014
September by Penny Panayotopoulou Documentaries:
Followng Shira΄s Jiurney: A Greek-Jewish Odyssey by Carol Gordon & Natalie Cunningham, Australia, 2014, 50΄
Love in the Time of Crisis by Theopi Skarlatos & Kostas Kallergis, Greece/UK, 2014
The Other Human by Stathis Galazoulas, Greece, 2014, 34΄
Short Films:
Afterwardness (Apres-Coup) by Rafika Chawishe, Greece/UK, 2013, 20΄
Allure by Christopher Kezelos, Australia, 2013, 4΄
Anna by Spiros Charalambous, Cyprus, 2013, 22΄
By This River by Melissa Anastasi, Australia, 2013, 14΄
From Dope to Dalai Lama by Jason Raftopoulos, Australia, 2010, 16΄
Let Go by Colin Budds, Australia, 2013, 15΄
Runaway Day by Dimitris Bavellas Love According to Wags by Koraly Dimitriadis & Nathan Little, Australia, 2013, 5΄
Maiden by Stephen Kanaris, Australia, 2013, 15΄
Man in a Box by Elias Papastamatiou, Greece, 2012, 4΄
Persephone by Louis Mandylor, USA, 2013, 9΄
Ror by Natalie Cunningham, Australia, 2013, 13΄
Shabd by Tony Nikolakopoulos, Australia, 2013, 7΄
Two Devils by Jonathan Auf Der Heide & Gregory Erdstein, Australia, 2014, 10΄
Who is He? by Costa Athanassiou, Australia, 2011, 6΄