Greek Film Festival to open in Adelaide with quirky comedy ‘Hear Who’s Talking’

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The 2024 Greek Film Festival, presented by the Greek Orthodox Community of South Australia (GOCSA), returns to Adelaide from 22 – 27 October at the Palace Nova Cinemas in Prospect.

This year’s festival, with eight films over six days, promises to be a captivating cinematic journey that will transport you to the heart of Greek culture, history, and creativity, all while celebrating the rich and diverse world of Greek cinema.

Greek Film Festival in Adelaide last year. Photo: GOCSA.
Greek Film Festival in Adelaide last year. Photo: GOCSA.

“Cinema can transport us to different worlds, evoke emotions, and shed light on diverse stories. It is another medium through which we can explore our rich Greek heritage, history, and its influence on
our lives here in South Australia,” GOCSA Cultural Committee Chair, Hellas Lucas, said.

“The 2024 Greek Film Festival unfurls a canvas of bold narratives and remarkable visions, mirroring the evolving dynamics of the homeland and more broadly our world.

“We invite everyone to join us in exploring this year’s exceptional films, participate in vibrant discussions, and share in the joy of cinema that unites us all.”

Headlining the festival is the comedy ‘Hear Who’s Talking,’ directed by Thodoris Niarchos. The quirky film explores the story of Fotis, a life-coach who’s own life has reached an impasse.

Greek Film Festival in Adelaide last year. Photo: GOCSA.
Headlining the festival is the comedy ‘Hear Who’s Talking,’ directed by Thodoris Niarchos.

Tickets for the Opening Night Film are available online at palacenova.com.au or in person at the Palace Nova Cinema box offices and are $45 (includes opening night event with meze and wine). Prices for general festival sessions are $25 for adults and $20 for full time students (ID required), senior citizens (60+), pensioners and health care card holders.

For detailed information and online ticket bookings please visit palacenova.com.au. Greek Film Festival sessions can be found by selecting Festivals & Events and then Greek Film Festival 2024.

Greek Film Festival Opening Night

  • Palace Nova Prospect Cinemas | 98 Prospect Road, Prospect
  • Tuesday 22 October 2024
  • 6:00 pm – Opening Night Gala Event
  • 7:00 pm – GOCSA Welcome
  • 7:30 pm – Film ‘Hear Who’s Talking’ (88min) begins

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