Films produced by the Greek film company KOUINTA – KOYINTA Production continue their strong international presence, gaining visibility across the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada. The Greek feature-length documentary “On the Razor’s Edge / The Razor’s Edge”, directed by Christos N. Karakasis and dedicated to the martial art of Kung Fu, is now available on major international streaming platforms TUBI (FOX), Apple TV and Amazon Prime Video, accessible via Web, Android, iOS, Roku, Chromecast, Google Play Store, Amazon Fire TV, LG TV, Apple TV, Google TV, Android TV and Samsung TV.
With great joy, pride and deep emotion, the 14th Athens International Digital Film Festival (AIDFF) was successfully concluded, reaffirming its role as a cultural institution that for fourteen consecutive years has served cinema, creativity and innovation in the field of contemporary audiovisual art. AIDFF is not merely another film festival. It is a unique, inclusive and multidisciplinary platform of artistic expression, founded on the principles of creative freedom and equal representation of all forms of cinematic art. It is the only festival in Greece that presents the full spectrum of film and digital audiovisual creation, without exclusions or rigid categorizations: fiction, documentary, experimental cinema, video art, animation, dance films, hybrid forms, VR works and projects involving Artificial Intelligence.
The honorary award ceremony for the film Take a Trip by Christos N. Karakasis was successfully held, marking 100 consecutive weeks of screenings at Studio – New Star Art Cinema in Athens. The event stood as a remarkable moment for Greek cinema, honoring a work that sustained an uninterrupted presence on the big screen for nearly two years.
With remarkable success and a deeply moving atmosphere, the tribute to renowned filmmaker Dimos Avdeliodis was completed as part of the 14th Athens International Digital Film Festival – AIDFF. Faithful to its mission of promoting art and humanism through cinema, the Festival continues to highlight creators who have left an enduring mark on both Greek and international cultural life.
With great joy and deep emotion, the curtain fell on the 14th Athens International Digital Film Festival (AIDFF), a cultural institution that for 14 years has celebrated cinematic art, creativity, and innovation. From December 4 to 10, Athens was filled with images, stories, and unforgettable experiences. The festival was hosted at the historic Studio New Star Art Cinema in Amerikis Square and at the Blackbox Theater Cinema in Pedion tou Areos, while parallel screenings took place at Ekpaideftiki Enosi in Syntagma, Studio Theatre in Kypseli, the AXON organization on Patision Street, and Geoterra in Chalandri.
For the 14th consecutive year, the Athens International Digital Film Festival (AIDFF) will take place from December 4 to 10, 2025, hosted at the historic Studio New Star Art Cinema in Amerikis Square and at the Blackbox Theater Cinema in Pedion tou Areos. Parallel screenings will also be held at the Ekpaideutiki Enosi (Syntagma), Studio Theatre in Kypseli, the AXON organization on Patision Avenue, and Geoterra in Chalandri.
The Story of the Panorama – A Journey Through Living Worlds.The 14th Athens International Digital Film Festival (AIDFF) returns dynamically this year, hosting in parallel the 12th International Panorama of Ecological and Scientific Films—an entire program dedicated to environmental awareness, cultural diversity, and scientific exploration. Audiences will have the opportunity to experience a series of exceptional documentaries that illuminate different facets of human experience and our relationship with the world.
The 14th Athens International Digital Film Festival (AIDFF) presents three exceptional Masterclasses that open new paths in thought, creativity, and the relationship between the creator and the art of cinema, new media, and performance.
The Athens International Digital Film Festival (AIDFF), remaining faithful to its mission of promoting art and humanism through cinema, continues this year its thematic and human-centered tributes, showcasing creators who have left a profound mark on Greek and international cultural life. As part of the 14th Athens International Digital Film Festival, distinguished filmmaker Dimos Avdeliodis will be honored for his lifetime achievements and invaluable contribution to Greek cinema.
A Cinematic Journey That Endures Beyond Time. Cinema is, by its nature, an ephemeral art. Films usually remain in theaters for a few weeks before giving way to new releases, new stories, new images. Rarely does a film transcend this cycle of consumption and remain alive far beyond its expected duration. And yet, Christos N. Karakasis’ Take a Trip, defying all conventions of our era, continues to be screened for 100 consecutive weeks at Studio Cinema in Athens—a record unprecedented in Greece and exceptionally rare worldwide.