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  The 12th Annual San Francisco Greek Film Festival will open on Monday 11th May and will run through Sunday 17th May 2015, at the Delancey Street Screening Room (600 Embarcadero Street, San Francisco). The SFGFF will showcase contemporary Greek films from both established, but also up-and-coming directors who are either Greek or are of…

By Gregory Pappas on May 7, 2015. Original article. Greek Americans have a tendency to wow at the celebrities and stars, “like” photos with famous actors and wealthy billionaires. We, like all of American society, marvel at celebrity, wealth and power. This is reflected in the awards we give, the people we recognize at our…

Published at Frapress.gr. Full article. Με την υποστήριξη του Ιδρύματος Σύγχρονων Ελληνικών Σπουδών του Πανεπιστημίου του San Francisco διοργανώνεται εκεί για 12η συνεχόμενη φορά το εβδομαδιαίο Φεστιβάλ Eλληνικού Kινηματογράφου. Με κύριο στόχο την προώθηση της σύγχρονης ελληνικής κινηματογραφικής παραγωγής, δίνεται η ευκαιρία σε Έλληνες σκηνοθέτες, σεναριογράφους και παραγωγούς να καταστήσουν την δουλειά τους γνωστή και…

Date/Time Date(s) – 05/09/2015 – 05/17/2015 11:00 am – 10:00 pm Location Delancey Street Screening Room & Restaurant Category(ies) Comedy Drama Festival Film Screening Video Add This Event to Your Calendar iCal Google Calendar   Buy Tickets The 2015 film festival is shaping up to be another great festival! The San Francisco Greek Film Festival –…

Posted on GreekTV on April 29, 2015 It is this time of the year, the last month of spring, when North California Greeks and San Francisco locals are eager to gather in the Delancey to catch –up with the latest Greek film productions and discover new talents, who are either Greek or are of Greek…

From the Pappas Post By Gregory Pappas on April 27, 2015 Plans are well underway and films have been selected that will be screened during the 12th annual San Francisco Greek Film Festival to he held May 9th and May 11th through May 17th. What began as a group of cinephiles interested in Greek film…

The San Francisco Greek Film Festival is sponsored by the Modern Greek Studies Foundation and all proceeds benefit the educational initiatives of the Center for Modern Greek Studies and the Nikos Kazantzakis Chair at San Francisco State University. The aim of the Festival is to promote Greek and Cypriot culture through a variety of films,…

On Saturday, May 10th, the curtain fell ending the 11th Annual San Francisco Greek Film Festival! Congratulations to writer/director Maria Douza and her feature film A Place Called Home (alternative title “The Tree and The Swing”) for winning the award for the BEST FEATURE FILM! This is the first feature film Maria Douza has written…

Congratulations to writer/director Maria Douza for her movie A Place Called Home! The 105 minute drama is about Eleni, a successful professional woman of Greek origin lives and works in London. The feature movie was shown at our festival on Saturday, May 3rd. We wish continued success in Maria’s career! — The team the San Francisco…

Congratulations to writer Tracy Sunderland and director Sonia Liza Kenterman for their movie Nicoleta! The 19 minute drama takes place in Epirus, Greece, 1951. In the mountains of Greece still full of the hatreds of the civil war, a boy, as the head of his family, is responsible for the destiny of his baby sister….

The Eleventh Annual San Francisco Greek Film Festival will be held Saturday, May 3rd till Saturday, May 10th, 2014, at the Delancey Street Screening Room in San Francisco, showcasing contemporary Greek feature films and shorts, all with English subtitles, from established and up-an-coming directors from Greece or of Greek decent. Awards will be given in…

The 11th San Francisco Greek Film Festival opened with the 2013 movie A Place Called Home (alternative title “The Tree and The Swing”). Written and directed by Maria Douza, the movie made its West Coast debut on Saturday, May 3rd at the packed Delancey Screening Room in San Francisco, California. The sold-out event was a…