Screenings of Cypriot reconciliation films at the CVAR

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All films screened at the CVAR will have ENGLISH SUBTITLES.

The Cyprus Film Archive presents a series of screenings across all cities in Cyprus on the occasion of 60 years of the 1964 conflicts and 50 years of the Turkish invasion and occupation. The screenings are organised around two themes: Cypriot Films of Reconciliation and Cypriot Films of the Green Line.

The Cypriot Reconciliation Films series is presented in cooperation with the Cyprus Film Archive, CVAR of the Costas & Rita Severis Foundation, and the cultural space ARKHE / Arabahmet.

The Department of Contemporary Culture of the Ministry of Culture supports the screenings.

Screening Schedule:
• 18.11.2024: Akamas by Panicos Chrysanthou, ARKHE

Akamas

• 19.11.2024: Voice of Blood / Searching for Selten by Antonis Angastiniotis, CVAR

Antonis Angastiniotis


• 22.11.2024: Detail in Cyprus by Panicos Chrysanthou, CVAR

Detail in Cyprus

• 23.11.2024: Trimithi by Andreas Pantzis, CVAR

Andreas Pantzis

• 25.11.2024: Smuggling Hendrix by Marios Piperidis, ARKHE

• 26.11.2024: Akamas by Panicos Chrysanthou (with English subtitles), CVAR
• 28.11.2024: To Mantili by Chrystalla Avgusti (with English subtitles), CVAR

• 29.11.2024: Parallel Trips by Panicos Chrysanthou and Derviş Zaim (with English subtitles), CVAR

• 02.12.2024: Flowers and Bullets by Panicos Chrysanthou, ARKHE

• 09.12.2024: The story of the Green Line by Panicos Chrysanthous, ARKHE



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