Dionysia Marinou

Roughly one-third of the archive’s contents are being made public for the first time, offering historians, researchers, students, and the wider public fresh insight into pivotal chapters of modern Greek history. “Brothers, inhabitants of Arcadia, the hour has come. The stage of glory and freedom has opened; all is ours, and the God of all will be with us. Do not falter in the slightest. You are fearless, descendants of our forefathers.

French audiences remain the continent’s most devoted cinephiles: admissions in France represented 29.3% of all tickets sold for European films A new study by the European Audiovisual Observatory — an organization of the Council of Europe — sheds light on the global footprint of European cinema over the past decade.

A long-delayed bill creating a national university-level Performing Arts School will reach Parliament by early November, the Education Ministry confirms A long-delayed bill creating a national university-level Performing Arts School will reach Parliament by early November, the Education Ministry confirms The long-awaited bill to found Greece’s Higher School of Performing Arts is set to be submitted to Parliament for approval in early November, according to TA NEA.