It is with great pleasure that we invite you to the recommencement of our screening program after a 14 month break due to the COVID pandemic. This also coincides with a change of venue and an upgraded screening space.
Attached is a PDF of the next 3 month program.
The first screening will take place on Thursday 15 April at 7:00 pm at Greek Atlas Community and Cultural Centre, 96 Illawarra Rd, Marrickville (entry at rear of building), with the award-winning film The Right Pocket of the Robe/Η δεξιά τσέπη του ράσου (2018) directed by Giannis Lapatas.
Summary: The lone inhabitant of a monastery, a middle-aged monk, faces the death of his beloved dog and the survival of his new-born pups just as the Archbishop dies and the worldly business of succession begins. The dog’s death signals the return of an unbearable sadness and loneliness in the monk’s life which brings up the past and forces him to reappraise his solitary course. A tender cinematic evocation of monastic life and study in loneliness.
An adaptation of Yannis Makridakis’ novel of the same name, the film was winner of the Youth Jury Award at the Thessaloniki Film Festival.
You can watch the trailer on YouTube.
Screenings are open to all and membership can be purchased at the following rates:
• minimum membership fee (with one-off screening) - $5 (Atlas members have free entry)
• 3 month membership - $10
• 6 month membership - $20
• annual membership - $35.
Tasty and affordable meals are available at the Atlas Centre’s restaurant before the screening.
The Greek Film Society Sydney and Atlas Centre follow COVID safe requirements. Seating is currently limited to 70 members with priority given to order of entry in the upstairs hall.
We look forward to seeing you at our screenings.
For further information call 0402564722 or visit http://greekfilmsocietysydney.com/.
Attached is a PDF of the next 3 month program.
The first screening will take place on Thursday 15 April at 7:00 pm at Greek Atlas Community and Cultural Centre, 96 Illawarra Rd, Marrickville (entry at rear of building), with the award-winning film The Right Pocket of the Robe/Η δεξιά τσέπη του ράσου (2018) directed by Giannis Lapatas.
Summary: The lone inhabitant of a monastery, a middle-aged monk, faces the death of his beloved dog and the survival of his new-born pups just as the Archbishop dies and the worldly business of succession begins. The dog’s death signals the return of an unbearable sadness and loneliness in the monk’s life which brings up the past and forces him to reappraise his solitary course. A tender cinematic evocation of monastic life and study in loneliness.
An adaptation of Yannis Makridakis’ novel of the same name, the film was winner of the Youth Jury Award at the Thessaloniki Film Festival.
You can watch the trailer on YouTube.
Screenings are open to all and membership can be purchased at the following rates:
• minimum membership fee (with one-off screening) - $5 (Atlas members have free entry)
• 3 month membership - $10
• 6 month membership - $20
• annual membership - $35.
Tasty and affordable meals are available at the Atlas Centre’s restaurant before the screening.
The Greek Film Society Sydney and Atlas Centre follow COVID safe requirements. Seating is currently limited to 70 members with priority given to order of entry in the upstairs hall.
We look forward to seeing you at our screenings.
For further information call 0402564722 or visit http://greekfilmsocietysydney.com/.
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