Eighteen interwoven love stories of gods, titans, nuns, madmen, Americans and suicidal girls set in the wildest corners of the Aegean Sea.
Syllas Tzoumerkas‘ new film after Homeland (Venice, 2010), A Blast (Locarno, 2014), The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea (Berlinale, 2019) and The City and the City (Berlinale, 2022).
Festivals / Awards
Berlinale Co-production Market 2021, SEE Cinema Network Award
• In-development feature film, Greece-Italy-France
Director
Syllas Tzoumerkas
Writers
Syllas Tzoumerkas, Vasia Attarian
Dramaturge
Iliana Dimadi
Producer
Maria Drandaki
Co-producers
Nadia Trevisan, Julie Paratian
Associate producer
Kyveli Short
With the collaboration of
Kalymnos Theatre Group, the Municipality of Kalymnos and Nissyros, Dance Research Centre Isadora and Raymond Duncan – Athens
Co-production
Homemade Films, Nefertiti Film, Sister Productions, Onassis Foundation
With the support of
Greek Film Centre (GR), ERT S.A. (GR), MIC – Direzione Generale Cinema e Audiovisivo (IT), Onassis Foundation (GR), Région Nouvelle Aquitaine Fonds Film (FR), Creative Europe – MEDIA
Saddled with his newborn and abandoned by his girlfriend, teenage Zackarias will struggle with the new role of fatherhood while trying to survive Athens’ overwhelming reality.
Festivals / Awards
Initiative Award – Thessaloniki IFF Agora Crossroads, Jerusalem Film Lab
Berlinale Talents (Kyveli Short) – Talent Project Market
• Debut feature film in development
Director
Nikos Kyritsis
Writer
Nikos Kyritsis
Producers
Maria Drandaki, Kyveli Short
Produced by
Homemade Films
Developed with the support of
Greek Film Centre, ERT, Creative Europe – MEDIA
Old man Dinos seeks company to go to Hawaii. Magician Lakis must contact David Copperfield before he comes to Greece for a show. Konstantinos, the Apostolic Church’s drummer, searches for his missing wife. Dinos is Lakis’s father. Lakis is Konstantinos’s father. They are chubby and afraid. Will their fears vanish along with Copperfield’s latest magic trick, making the Acropolis disappear?
Elina Psykou‘s third feature after Berlinale Forum entry The Eternal Return of Antonis Paraskevas and Tribeca Best International Film Winner Son of Sofia.
Festivals / Awards
Berlinale Co-production Market 2019
• In-development feature film
Director
Elina Psykou
Writer
Elina Psykou
Producers
Konstantinos Vassilaros, Maria Drandaki
Produced by
StudioBauhaus, Homemade Films
With the support of
Greek Film Centre, ERT S.A., Creative Europe – MEDIA
A surrogate mother joins the couple whose baby she is pregnant with on a seemingly perfect Greek island vacation. Nothing goes as planned when the truth is revealed about their real intentions and the secrets this island harbours.
Alexandra Matheou’s debut feature film, after her multi-awarded short A Summer Place.
Festivals / Awards
MFI, Crossroads (Best pitch award and Producers Network in Cannes Award for the producer), First Films First, Oxbelly, IPDF (Special mention)
• In development debut feature film, Cyprus-Greece
Director
Alexandra Matheou
Writer
Alexandra Matheou
Producer
Tonia Mishiali
Production
Bark like a Cat Films (CY), Homemade Films (GR)
With the support of
Cyprus Deputy Ministry of Culture and Creative Europe MEDIA
The hermit lives a quiet life in a Greek forest cut off from civilization. When ornithologist Leah shows up to find a rare species of bird the hermit’s life is turned upside down. Leah’s charismatic personality awakens repressed feelings in the hermit and slowly he begins to doubt his life choice.
Director
Nicolas Kolovos
Writer
Nicolas Kolovos
Producer
Maria Drandaki
Co-producer
Olle Wirenhed
With the support of
Greek Film Centre, ERT S.A.
Stathis and Angie are in love. His secret is going to tear them apart. Thirty years later they will meet again. A disco, queer, erotic drama of Thessaloniki’s working class in the 80s.
Nikos Kolioukos’ upcoming short film, after his Cannes – La Cinéf awarded student short film, The Chaos She Left Behind.
Director
Nikos Kolioukos
Writer
Nikos Kolioukos
Producers
Kyveli Short, Maria Drandaki
Produced by
Homemade Films
With the support of
Greek Film Centre
Stringa is a folk horror tale about a woman’s singular power to say “no” and the ripple effect it causes when a murderous force is awakened by it.
Festivals / Awards
Pustnik Residency, Thessaloniki Crossroads – Winner of the 2|35 Co-Production Award
• Feature film in development
Directors
Maria Hatzakou, Alexandra Matheou
Writers
Maria Hatzakou, Alexandra Matheou
Producers
Maria Drandaki, Maria Hatzakou
Produced by
Homemade Films, Merricat Films
With the support of
Greek Film Centre – writing fund