The Arsenal Institute for Film and Video Art in Berlin hosts a tribute to Modern Greek Cinema from 4th May until the end of the month. With the screening of thirteen film productions dated from 2009 to 2012, the audience will have a chance to view the condition of modern Greece through the eyes of the creators` works. The deeper social reasons, rather than political views, that provoke certain situations are the trade mark of all thirteen films. The event is supported by the Hellenic Foundation of Culture – Berlin Department and the Greek Film Center.

Among the films that will be screened, some of which make their debut with the German audience, are Yorgos Lanthimos` Alps and the Oscar nominated Dogtooth, as well as Athina-Rachel Tsangari`s Attenberg awarded in the Venice Film Festival.  Also Filippos Tsitos` Unfair World, Panos H. Koutras` Strella and the black and white, non-linear Tungsten by Giorgos Georgopoulos, will be on.
You can see the complete catalogue here.