Greek film

Greek film refers to the cinema produced in Greece, encompassing a diverse range of genres, styles, and stories. It has its roots in ancient theatrical traditions and has evolved significantly over the years. Noteworthy periods include the influential productions of the 1960s and the rise of modern filmmakers who explore contemporary themes, social issues, and national identity. Festivals like the Thessaloniki Film Festival showcase both established and emerging talent, contributing to the global film landscape. Greek cinema often highlights the richness of Greek culture, history, and the complexities of modern life in Greece.