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Programme 2025
19.07.25
DAY 1
DOORS OPEN: 20:30
21:00 –
22:40
Feature Film
21:00 –
22:40
My Late Summer
Danis Tanovic
My Late Summer' is a story about a young woman who arrives on an isolated island to settle a family inheritance issue. In the midst of newly stirred emotions, through a series of unexpected events, Maja will finally confront questions from her past. The search for inheritance becomes a quest for her own identity, as well as forgiveness. MORE
Break: 22:40 – 22:50
22:50 –
00:25
A Summer’s Tale
22:50 –
00:25
A Mother Goes to the Beach
Pedro Hasrouny
Teresa, a single mother spends a day at the beach with her six-year-old son, Benji and her sister Marga, who is back to Portugal for a summer vacation. The day becomes very stressful with her sister's constant speech about her son's achievements and her criticisms towards Benji. MORE
The Tooth And The Rock
Kostis Alevizos
Margarita and her father, returning to Pylos, they will be confronted with the rapid tourist transformation of the place. Margarita will become the cause for those old friends of his to mingle again and claim a spot, in the shade of the plane tree, taken over by tourists. MORE
Camping in Paradise
Eirik Tveiten
A philosopher and his girlfriend involuntarily must spend a night at a nudist campsite, which is far beyond their comfort zone. At the campsite they meet a friendly couple, and this reveals underlying conflicts and creates tension in their relationship. MORE
Half an Orange
Loukia Hadjiyianni
It's summer on a farm in Cyprus. Valeria, a reclusive young writer, spends her days focused on her work. One evening, she meets Antigone at a party. Antigone is outgoing and carefree, contrasting with Valeria’s reserved nature. Amid the sunlit fields and beaches, Valeria and Antigone grow closer, discovering the beauty of a newfound desire. This bond helps Valeria grow and find new inspiration for her writing. MORE
20.07.25
DAY 2
DOORS OPEN: 20:30
21:00 –
22:15
The Parent Trap
21:00 –
22:15
Beer
Milda Baginskaite
In a charming Lithuanian village, a delicate bond between a father and son unravels through an ancestral beer-making tradition as they prepare for the annual harvest celebration. MORE
Simon
Ed Willey
When Simon knocks on a couples door, he brings news that will turn their world upside down. MORE
Common Fly
Ian Alexander Castracane
Nobody cares about Jeff, a middle aged housefly crushed by unfulfilled expectations. A dissatisfying marriage, insufferable children, and mind-numbing job push him to try to regain control of his life. MORE
Clementine
George Stagakis
In a provincial town, 18-year-old Clementine works at the farmer’s market with her oppressive father, until a coach from Athens discovers her talent in football. MORE
Findlater
Allyn Quigley
In an apartment in Dublin City, two women meet in front of a microphone to discuss a shared past. MORE
Prikosymphono
Elena Gazi, Dolan Bailey, Alejandra Diaz, Leonardo Dal Fabbro
Placed in Lefkada, an island in the Ionian Sea, a little girl finds a paper from 1955, that contains a list of objects that belonged to her great aunt and proceeds to ask her grandfather about it. He explains to her that this is the list of her dowry, an old Greek tradition, in which the bride's possessions were concede to the groom as a formal marriage agreement. Moved by this finding, he starts recalling memories of his childhood, witnessing his older sister Armenia, having an arranged marriage and leaving behind her family and the island for a better future. MORE
Break: 22:15 – 22:25
22:25 –
23:45
Brief Encounter
22:25 –
23:45
The Farm
Leo Villares
The Farm is a dark comedy set in an idyllic retreat in Brazil. Calvin and Hanna are an English couple who come to the Farm expecting rest and relaxation, in the hopes that this will get them through a rocky patch in their relationship. When they meet Bernardo, the eccentric guru of the Farm, they learn that the 'resort' is actually an experimental psychotherapy centre. To protect his girlfriend and his sanity from the meddling guru, Calvin will have to dive head-first into the hippy free-for-all. MORE
Baby Tooth
Olivia Accardo
A young woman puts out an advertisement for two things: to sell her Grandad's boat, and for someone to pull out her baby tooth. When a man turns up interested in the boat she partakes in some gentle flirtations in order to sell the boat, and when propositioned she offers a discount if he'd yank her tooth out. Weirded out the man hollers and flips her off and disappears. Back in her seat someone else appears, and this time they're here for the tooth. MORE
Greek Apricots
Jan Krevatin
Mak, a young man working his night shift at a gas station, encounters Nada, a female truck driver. They bond over their shared Macedonian roots and find comfort in each other, as they attempt to escape their individual loneliness. MORE
Blessed Are Those Who Mourn
Caterina Irdi
In a world where paintings can speak, we follow the story of Heureux Ceux Qui Pleurent, a painting weary of its monotonous life in an art gallery. Frustrated by the endless parade of cliché visitors, the painting dreams of escape and a better existence. Its closest companion is Anna, a divorced mother of two, who has worked at the gallery for over 20 years. With the gallery on the verge of closing, both Anna and the painting face an uncertain future. What will become of them once the gallery doors close for good? MORE
Bumper Cars
Efi Anagnostidou
Anna, a twenty-five-year-old girl, enters the children's world, the amusement park. After a short walk through the park's toys, she ends up on the bumper cars race track. There she comes face to face with her rival, an eight-year-old girl who obsessively wants to bump her car against hers. MORE
At Gino's
Christoph Otto
At Gino's we always drink one more glass and complain about what's wrong, because our fear of the big world has to go somewhere. This is nothing new, but it's still true. And usually an evening like that with Gino is enough for Tina, but today she would like a little more. MORE