Special events at the 30th Greek Film Festival in Melbourne

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The 30th Greek Film Festival has presented its special events program in Melbourne. Join in the Gala opening, Q+As with filmmakers and special screenings that all add that little bit extra to your Greek film festival experience.

  • SPECIAL EVENT: OPENING NIGHT: Kapetan Mihalis

The Astor Theatre | 14 October@6:30pm

Kapetan Mihalis.

The Festival kicks off its program with the Opening Night Gala screening of the dramatic cinematic depiction of the famous Kazantzakis work, Kapetan Mihalis.

At the traditional opening event of the Festival, patrons will enjoy supper courtesy from the team at Phlavour, drinks from Hellenic Wines+Spirits, and take home a festival tote bag full of goodies. Don’t miss this sparkling start to three decades of Greek cinema.

Watch the trailer & get your tickets at 30GFF Kapetan Mihalis | Palace Cinemas

  • SPECIAL EVENT: Q+A: The Taverna

Palace Cinema Como | 20 October@6:15pm

Join The Taverna filmmaker Alkinos Tsilimidos and lead Tottie Goldsmith, in an intriguing Q&A moderated by acclaimed film critic, presenter, programmer, and cinema operator Zak Hepburn.

Watch the trailer & get your tickets at 30GFF The Taverna | Palace Cinemas

  • SPECIAL EVENT: Q+A: Athens Midnight Radio

Palace Cinema Como | 23 October@6:30pm

Athens Midnight Radio.
Athens Midnight Radio.

Direct from Greece, renowned director and actor Renos Haralambidis will join the audience of the Festival feature, Athens Midnight Radio for an engaging Q&A.

Hear behind-the-scenes insights, discover the inspiration behind the film, and get a unique perspective on this compelling Greek story.

Watch the trailer & get your tickets at 30GFF Athens Midnight Radio | Palace Cinemas

  • SPECIAL EVENT: WORLD PREMIERE: The Kink

The Astor Theatre | 26 October@7:00pm

TheKink
The Kink.

Raise a glass and celebrate the grand finale of the 30th Greek Film Festival at the Astor with the world premiere of The Kink! Writer and producer Alkinos Tsilimidos, alongside director and actor David Field and the cast & crew, will join the celebration.

Enjoy drinks, music, lively conversation, and a festive toast to three decades of unforgettable Greek cinema at the after party – an evening of glamour and celebration not to be missed!

Watch the trailer & get your tickets at 30GFF The Kink | Palace Cinemas

Full program details, film synopses, and ticket information are now available at Melbourne – Greek Film Festival 2025.

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