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IN THIS LAND NOBODY KNEW HOW TO CRY by Giorgos Panousopoulos (2018), Ticket price: Adults $19.50, Concession $16.50

Friday 11 October at 6.30pm

Félix, a French member of the European Parliament, and his assistant Avra, a Greek economist scouting for viable sites for development arrives at Armenaki Island, where people live with their own laws and their own moral values, having found happiness in a completely different way of life.

THE BULLET WITHIN by Petros Charalambous (2018), Ticket price: Adults $19.50, Concession $16.50

Saturday 12 October at 6.30pm

A 35-year-old son buries his 27-year-old father. This true story about Andreas takes place the day before his wedding in today’s divided Cyprus. He struggles with the absence of his father, missing since the war — but his father might be closer than he thinks.

THE BACHELOR 3 by Giannis Papadakos (2018), Ticket price: Adults $19.50, Concession $16.50

Saturday 12 October at 9.00pm

A uniquely Hellenic take on The Hangover franchise, The Bachelor 3 reunites the cast of the 2016 original and the 2018 sequel for another night of madness and mayhem.

AIGAIO SOS by Pierros Andrakakos (2018), Ticket price: Adults $19.50, Concession $16.50

Sunday 13 Οctober at 6.30pm

In the summer of 2018 an earthquake brings to the surface a tiny rocky island in international waters between Greece and Turkey, adding to the tension between the two countries. Both send troops to occupy the island; each side occupies exactly half and declares it a military zone… no one gets in, no one gets out!

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Hellenic Club The Hellenic Club on Morphett Street is one of several social venues established by the Greek community in Adelaide. By Vedrana Budimir, History SA
The Church of Archangels Michael and Gabriel stands on the site of Adelaide's oldest Greek Orthodox Church and remains an important centre for Greek cultural and community life in the city. By Vedrana Budimir, History SA

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