The 5th annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival is just around the corner and it is time for every film buff to pack bags and land at the wonderful city of Los Angeles!
About the LA Greek Film Festival
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival will showcase films from Greece and Cyprus, and will feature works by international filmmakers of Greek origin.
The Festival showcases new films from Greek filmmakers worldwide and aims to support the Greek Cinema throughout the globe. The festival also strives to promote cultural exchange as well as to bridge gap between the Greek filmmakers and the Hollywood.
Cinema enthusiasts from different parts of the world are sure to book flights to Los Angeles to be a part of this astounding 4-day event. All of those who want to avoid those soaring airfares on flights to Los Angeles, it is advised you book as soon as possible as the festival kicks off from June 9, 2011.
Great Forum for Filmmakers
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival encourages the Greek filmmakers to assume an active role in the world cinema and it promotes the modern Greek culture by focusing on its hidden treasures and subverting age-old clichés. It really makes sense to look for cheap tickets on flights to Los Angeles as people who will be there at the festival will be part of an initiative that is sure to take the world of cinema by storm!
Apart from offering a platform for Greek films and culture, the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival tries hard to acquaint visiting filmmakers with the entertainment business. The festival’s special panel series and the popular One-on-One Program allows participants - both experienced veterans and novice filmmakers - to intermingle with the working industry players in a friendly milieu.
Festival Organisers
Los Angeles Greek Film Festival is organised by the Eastern Mediterranean and Balkan Cultural Center, which is a non profit organization that works to promote the awareness of the Eastern Mediterranean and Balkan cultures through the arts and sciences.
Orpheus Award
The Orpheus Award is the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival’s annual accolade that is presented to honour the best in Greek and Greek inspired cinema. The award has become a pivotal part of the festival and highlights the art and artists who are changing the way people think about the films.
Festival’s Film Schedule
Holiday makers who have their bookings on cheap flights to Los Angeles and are all set to travel to the gala festival must have the all-important information on the movie screening schedule.
June 9, Thursday
6:00 PM – Red Carpet Event
7:00 PM – RF (Director: Stavros Liokalos), Pelican’s Watch (Director: Lea Binzer)
9:30 PM – Opening Night Gala
June 10, Friday
5:00 PM - 13 ½ (Director: Haris Vafeiadis), Harisma (Director: Christina Ioakeimidi)
7:15 PM - Marios and the Raven (Director: Yiannis Bougioukas), My Sweet Canary (Director: Roy Sher)
9:45 PM - Alter (Director: Petros Antoniadis), The Death I Dreamed Of (Director: Panagiotis Kravvas)
June 11, Saturday
1:00 PM - The Dog (Nikos Charalabopoulos), With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story (Directors: Will Hess, Terry Dougas, Nikki Frakes)
3:15 PM – Knifer (Director: Yannis Economides)
5:30 PM - Pyramids of Athens (Director: Yolanda Markopoulou), Mikis Theodorakis, Composer (Directors: Asteris Kutulas, Klaus Salge)
7:15 PM - Without Borders (Director: Nick Gaitatjis)
9:30 PM - A Woman’s Way (Director: Panos Koutras)
June 11, Saturday
11:00 AM - 1.2 Million Children (Director: Effie Pappa), What Time Will You Be Back? (Director: Maritina Passari), The Game Must Go On (Director: Angeli Andrikopoulou, Argyris Tsepelikas)
1:30 PM – Commentary (Director: Jonathan Crow), Biloba (Director: Sofia Papchristou)
7:00 PM - Burning Heads (Director: George Siougas)
About the LA Greek Film Festival
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival will showcase films from Greece and Cyprus, and will feature works by international filmmakers of Greek origin.
The Festival showcases new films from Greek filmmakers worldwide and aims to support the Greek Cinema throughout the globe. The festival also strives to promote cultural exchange as well as to bridge gap between the Greek filmmakers and the Hollywood.
Cinema enthusiasts from different parts of the world are sure to book flights to Los Angeles to be a part of this astounding 4-day event. All of those who want to avoid those soaring airfares on flights to Los Angeles, it is advised you book as soon as possible as the festival kicks off from June 9, 2011.
Great Forum for Filmmakers
The Los Angeles Greek Film Festival encourages the Greek filmmakers to assume an active role in the world cinema and it promotes the modern Greek culture by focusing on its hidden treasures and subverting age-old clichés. It really makes sense to look for cheap tickets on flights to Los Angeles as people who will be there at the festival will be part of an initiative that is sure to take the world of cinema by storm!
Apart from offering a platform for Greek films and culture, the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival tries hard to acquaint visiting filmmakers with the entertainment business. The festival’s special panel series and the popular One-on-One Program allows participants - both experienced veterans and novice filmmakers - to intermingle with the working industry players in a friendly milieu.
Festival Organisers
Los Angeles Greek Film Festival is organised by the Eastern Mediterranean and Balkan Cultural Center, which is a non profit organization that works to promote the awareness of the Eastern Mediterranean and Balkan cultures through the arts and sciences.
Orpheus Award
The Orpheus Award is the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival’s annual accolade that is presented to honour the best in Greek and Greek inspired cinema. The award has become a pivotal part of the festival and highlights the art and artists who are changing the way people think about the films.
Festival’s Film Schedule
Holiday makers who have their bookings on cheap flights to Los Angeles and are all set to travel to the gala festival must have the all-important information on the movie screening schedule.
June 9, Thursday
6:00 PM – Red Carpet Event
7:00 PM – RF (Director: Stavros Liokalos), Pelican’s Watch (Director: Lea Binzer)
9:30 PM – Opening Night Gala
June 10, Friday
5:00 PM - 13 ½ (Director: Haris Vafeiadis), Harisma (Director: Christina Ioakeimidi)
7:15 PM - Marios and the Raven (Director: Yiannis Bougioukas), My Sweet Canary (Director: Roy Sher)
9:45 PM - Alter (Director: Petros Antoniadis), The Death I Dreamed Of (Director: Panagiotis Kravvas)
June 11, Saturday
1:00 PM - The Dog (Nikos Charalabopoulos), With Great Power: The Stan Lee Story (Directors: Will Hess, Terry Dougas, Nikki Frakes)
3:15 PM – Knifer (Director: Yannis Economides)
5:30 PM - Pyramids of Athens (Director: Yolanda Markopoulou), Mikis Theodorakis, Composer (Directors: Asteris Kutulas, Klaus Salge)
7:15 PM - Without Borders (Director: Nick Gaitatjis)
9:30 PM - A Woman’s Way (Director: Panos Koutras)
June 11, Saturday
11:00 AM - 1.2 Million Children (Director: Effie Pappa), What Time Will You Be Back? (Director: Maritina Passari), The Game Must Go On (Director: Angeli Andrikopoulou, Argyris Tsepelikas)
1:30 PM – Commentary (Director: Jonathan Crow), Biloba (Director: Sofia Papchristou)
7:00 PM - Burning Heads (Director: George Siougas)
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