Greek New Wave

The Greek New Wave is a film movement that emerged in Greece during the late 20th and early 21st centuries, characterized by innovative storytelling, artistic experimentation, and a focus on social issues. Directors often explore themes like identity, politics, and history through a blend of realism and poetic imagery. The movement seeks to challenge traditional filmmaking norms, using unique visuals and narratives to reflect contemporary Greek society. It has gained international recognition for its originality and depth, helping to redefine Greek cinema and influence filmmakers globally.