Errikos Litsis

Dimitris, a grumpy middle-aged man, is having a hard time with his business partner on a particular decision as to opening a new business; and he's also having a hell of a time with his family members. He has a really short temper, and the unpleasant behaviour of his nasty wife and his disrespectful children don't contribute much to his health. (imdb)

Young man arrives in Athens to seek his fortune. Vainly. (imdb)

In a country shaken by major political events, three generations of a Greek family clash over an inside-the-family adoption (imdb)

"Notias" is Boulmetis's third feature-length film after "The Dream Factory" (1990) and "A Touch of Spice" (2003) and tells the story of a boy (played by Giannis Niaros) growing up in the turbulent and promising 1960s and 70s and his journey from adolescence to adulthood as he tries to make his dreams come true. (ekathimerini.com)

Takis is trapped. Takis tries to escape. Takis wants money. He's got a family, a baby, a home... Takis is being cheated. He loves her and he suffers... Takis can't take it at work. He's besieged by savages. But his boss tops them all... Takis has one friend and relatives. Woe is him!... Takis has run out of time. Yet, in his mind, a heavy black cloud has settled, turning everything dark... Takis is silent. He lies down and fills with rage. He fills with rage and sinks deeper... (imdb)

Tattoo artist Billy and unemployed Nakos are best friends from Athens. Old bachelor Nakos is a racist, obsessed with the victim mentality, and he rages at Greece's increasing immigrant numbers. Billy, however, is in favor of foreigners coming. They meet in Amerika Square in Athens because of Syrian refugee Tarek. (imdb)

Two old men, with a perfect sense of humor, just siting by the street, in a neighborhood of Athens, selling bagels and cookies, watching, talking and comment on the people who passing through.

Three men who work in a canteen hear the stories and the problems of the night customers.

Thodorakis, the film's hero, has a happy go-lucky attitude about life and women, but this all changes when he is forced by his uncle to train as a chef. He soon becomes a top chef and is so impressive that he enters a 'secret society' for chefs, who battle it out to see which one is the best. To his detriment he becomes so obsessive that the women in his life find him obnoxious and nothing seems likely to save him until the news of his patron's death slaps him in the face like a cold fish. In th