Cyprus Movies

The Athens Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Yiannis Hadjiloizou, performs Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9. The choice of Cyprus is a call for...

Little Human is the third part of my ‘Cyprus Collage Stories’ series. Stop motion collage mixes up with old and new film in order to...

Tsikitigklon, The Fairy and The Man. A trans woman finds herself trapped inside the van of a mysterious man whose intentions are not what they seem...

Pictures of the Mediterranean made with bread, oil and wine. In one meal the history, geography, economy, climate, culture and people of the...

Introspective films processing both found and archival personal materials became almost a subgenre of their own during the pandemic lock-down. The...

With a broken car, a camera in hand and a half-built house in the distance, a photographer finds herself facing a deeper and more unsettling part of...

On the 50th anniversary of the Cyprus Peace Operation, TRT World revisits the island's turbulent history and asks: Is there still hope for...

Following a person stuck in their routine, the film explores in a nonlinear narrative of the psychological phenomenon of jamais vu. in psychology,...

A 35 year old son, buries his 27 year old father.

A woman with her daughter visits a ruined village in the middle of Cyprus flat land. Ex villagers, Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots come to the...

A documentary exploring the symbolism and the significance of salt in the Japanese culture through the artist Motoi Yamamoto. Through his art and...

A documentary that uses archival footage was prepared by Cypriot journalist and researcher George Filis, who presents extensive archival material he...

An inept figure takes on the impossible task of dealing with the memory of the 1974 Turkish army invasion in Cyprus and its aftermath.

A Puerto-Rican and an African-American woman build an unforgettable friendship that guides them and perseveres through the ordeals of racism,...

The film follows Yellow, who wakes up one night and starts their adventure to a new day's dawn.

Documentary on the battle in Cyprus between English soldiers and EOKA insurgent Grigoris Afxentiou.

Following an incident of racism, a film director discusses his beliefs with his brother, exploring themes of memory, identity and hope.

A boy who never existed struggling to escape his mind as he realises it's not completely his own.

What are we making a portrait of when we make a portrait? What does the filmmaker wants his subject for? What does he use his subject as a way of...