The festival, running until October 15, includes romantic dramas, mysteries and documentaries that explore contemporary Greece, and pay homage to its past.
Continuing to grow, the festival is now established as an event that brings out the crowds.
The New York City Greek Film Festival is presented by the Hellenic- American Chamber of Commerce; the Greek National Tourism Organization, and the Hellenic American Cultural Foundation. It is made possible by a generous grant from the Onassis Foundation USA.
All films not in English will have English subtitles. Tickets are available for Manhattan and Manhasset screenings from: www.nycgreekfilmfestival.com, or call 212-629- 6380 or 917-710-3027 to charge tickets without service fees. For the Museum of the Moving Image, call 718-777-6800 or visit www.movingimage.us.
Many screenings are selling out, so order your tickets now.
Below are the remaining films that have not sold out at the time of printing.
Museum of The Moving Image – 35 Avenue at 37 Street, Astoria.
Fri Oct 6, 7 pm – “Amerika Square
Sat Oct 7, 2 pm – “The Patriarch’s Room
Sat Oct 7, 4:30 pm – “In The Mountain Pastures
Sat Oct 7, 7 pm – “Roza Of Smyrna”
Sun Oct 8, 2 pm – “Phaedra”
Sun Oct 8, 4:30 pm – “Perfect Strangers”
Sun Oct 8, 7 pm – “Son Of Sofia”
Bow Tie Cinema Manhasset – 430 Plandome Road, Manhasset
Mon Oct 9, 7 pm – “Amerika Square”
Mon Oct 9, 9:10 pm – “By On The Bridge”
Tue Oct 10, 7 pm – “The Other Me”
Tue Oct 10, 9:10 pm – “Roza Of Smyrna”
Wed Oct 11, 7 pm – “Border Souls/Dogs Of Democracy
Wed Oct 11, 9:10 pm – “Perfect Strangers”
NYIT Auditorium On Broadway – 1871 Broadway, Manhattan(Between West 62 and West 63 Streets)
Fri Oct 13, 7 pm – “The Patriarch’s Room”
Fri Oct 13, 9 pm – “Boy On The Bridge”
Sat Oct 14, 7 pm – “Roza Of Smyrna”
Sat Oct 14, 9 pm – “The Other Me”
Sun Oct 15, 2 pm – “Border Souls/Dogs of Democracy”
Sun Oct 15, 4:30 pm – “Afterlov”
Sun Oct 15, 7 pm – “Son Of Sofia”
Source: usa.greekreporter.com