In Ulysses' Gaze, a film director embarks on a journey to search for three lost reels of a film made by the Manakia brothers in the Balkans in 1905. His journey becomes a metaphorical exploration of the region's history, as he encounters various characters and witnesses the aftermath of the Balkan War.

Eternity and a Day tells the story of a Greek writer, who is terminally ill, reflecting on his life and mortality. Along his journey, he encounters an undocumented immigrant boy and embarks on a soul-searching adventure. The film explores themes of death, immigration, and the meaning of life.

Set against the backdrop of the 1920s in Greece, The Weeping Meadow follows the story of a group of refugees and their struggles with love, war, and the loss of their homeland. Through the eyes of an adopted daughter, the film explores themes of unrequited love, the separation from family, and the hardships faced by immigrants in a changing world. With a touch of fascism and the haunting power of music, this film marks the first of a trilogy.

In a town near a border, a politician and his video crew find themselves in the middle of a complicated immigration situation. While investigating the story of a stork that seemingly defies the laws of nature, they encounter refugees, love at first sight, and philosophical discussions about borders and boundaries. Their journey highlights the challenges and complexities of immigration and the human desire for freedom and love.

This movie tells the story of Alexander the Great and his quest for power and sovereignty. Set in 19th-century Greece, it explores themes of anarchism, rural life, and the struggle for sovereignty. Alexander encounters various challenges along the way, including bandits, guerrilla warfare, and wrestling for power. The film also delves into the complexities of Alexander's character, touching upon his Oedipus complex and the cycle of life.

The Dust of Time is a visually poetic and metaphorical film about the passage of time. It weaves together multiple storylines that span several decades and continents, exploring themes of love, loss, and the impact of history. Through stunning cinematography, the film invites viewers to contemplate the ephemeral nature of life and the interconnectedness of human experiences.

This police TV series gets it's episode stories from a series of social everyday issues, revealing that reality sometines overcomes fantasy.

Days of '36 is a historical drama set in 1936 Greece during the interwar period. It tells the story of a politician who gets involved in a plot to assassinate a trade unionist. The plot also involves drug trafficking, with the politician becoming an informant for the military dictatorship. The movie explores themes of power, betrayal, and the struggle for freedom.

A fantasy film, featuring the weird relationship between attractive Sylvia and Angelos. The girl breaks up with him. Three years later she is married to a doctor and her life is upset by a series of unbelievable events, such as strange assassinations of her friends and her being inexplicably aroused, at the most inappropriate moments and occasions. This mysterious experiences stem from the presence of Angelos, who, having built a time-machine, wanders around in space-time, in order to eliminate those he sees as rivals and to make love to her.

The occupation of students just before the Panhellenic effervescence inducing s`ena public high school in Piraeus. On the first day of the Panhellenic found dead in the toilets George, with a syringe stuck in the arm. All his friends swear that their informal leader never took drugs. The investigations are difficult and the youth does not show any willingness to cooperate.

Waiting for the Clouds is a 2004 drama film that explores the complexities of family relationships and the search for identity. Set in a cross-cultural setting, the movie delves into themes of nostalgia, alienation, and the impact of personal history. Based on a novel, it tells the story of characters who struggle to find their place in a changing world.