Screen Daily – Mark Adams

Set against the volatile backdrop of the collapse of the Greek economy, Syllas Tzoumerkas’ freewheeling and full-on drama is a shrill expression of anger, driven forcefully and with a certain fearlessness by a striking lead performance by Angeliki Papoulia as a free-spirited woman who reaches the end of her tether. A Blast never resorts to subtext or allegory as other recent Greek films which referred to the country’s economic situation have done, instead it tackles things full on with barely repressed anger and a ‘take no-prisoners’ attitude. Its smart structure, vibrant performances and lusty sexuality should make it of interest to distributors, while festivals (it had its world premiere at Locarno) will likely also be keen. (…) A striking performance by Angeliki Papoulia is the jittery, beating heart of A Blast, with her Maria a passionate an open soul who embraces life and love, but finds that passion beaten out of her by a variety of circumstances. Syllas Tzoumerkas (who made his feature debut with Homeland which premiered at the 2010 Venice Critics’ Week) keeps the film tense and edgy as it spirals towards a moody almost existential ending as she speeds alone in her SUV into the Greek countryside, evading police, and simply looking to escape. Read more →

Cineuropa – Vladan Petkovic

Tzoumerkas has managed to combine various elements of the story in a surprisingly disciplined way, resulting in a wholesome viewing experience. From the basic characters of passionate and forthright Maria and lust-driven Yannis and their complicated relationship to themes such as economic and moral crisis, breakdown of both traditional and liberal values and the rise of neo-nazism in the Greek society, A Blast is a film of controlled anger and revolt, just like its main character: when Maria goes to “blast”, she does so with logic and after meticulous planning. Read more →

Kathimerini – Venia Vergou [gr]

Στη νέα του ταινία, στο «A Blast», ο Τζουμέρκας ωριμάζει με γοργούς ρυθμούς. Στη δεύτερη μεγάλου μήκους ταινία του διατηρεί την ορμή που τροφοδότησε και το ντεμπούτο του, τη «Χώρα προέλευσης» (επίσημη συμμετοχή στο φεστιβάλ Βενετίας το 2010), αλλά αυτή τη φορά, έχοντας υπολογίσει πιο σοφά τον δρόμο προς την έκρηξη. Χωρίς να υπηρετεί ελιτίστικες φόρμες ή άψυχους μινιμαλισμούς που φλερτάρουν με ένα συγκεκαλυμμένο σνομπισμό. Αλλά, με διαύγεια, σεβασμό και γλυκόπικρο χιούμορ απέναντι στην τρωτή πλευρά των χαρακτήρων του, ο Τζουμέρκας μας λέει κάτι πολύ χρήσιμο. Πως το κιτς, η παραφροσύνη και η τοξικότητα μέσα σε μια νεόπτωχη αθηναϊκή οικογένεια (έτσι όπως αυτά εκφράζονται είτε αισθητικά είτε ως μοτίβα συμπεριφοράς και ρόλων) λειτουργούν ως χαρακτηριστικά μιας συλλογικής ταυτότητας. Για να τους επιτρέψουμε να αλλάξουν, όμως, χρειάζεται πρώτα να τα αναγνωρίσουμε. Και δείχνει, επίσης, πως ο μεγαλύτερος αντίπαλος ενός χρεοκοπημένου είναι ο εαυτός του. Με τον οποίο χρειάζεται να βρει το θάρρος να συμμαχήσει, προκειμένου να ξεχρεώσει. Read more →

A Blast at the Hamburg Film Festival 2014

Yesterday, Maria was a caring mother and a loving wife. Now she’s in her SUV fleeing at top speed on the motorway, with a fire and a case full of banknotes behind her and a desolate expanse of asphalt in front of her. Maria is at war, against herself, but also her country and her family who have betrayed her dreams. Everything that has gone before should now end with a big bang. A Blast is a filmic explosion from Greece: a woman and a country on the edge of a nervous breakdown.

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A Blast at the BFI London FIlm Festival – DARE

Greek director Syllas Tzoumerkas’ second feature makes an impact that is, as its title suggests, loud and reverberant. Set against the backdrop of Greece’s ongoing financial crisis, the film focuses on Maria (Angeliki Papoulia, who starred in Alps, LFF 2012), a married mother of two whose prospects have been destroyed by the economic downturn. When we first encounter her, she’s fleeing the ruins of her life as her husband Yannis (Vassilis Doganis), the captain of a cargo ship currently in Germany, begins his worried journey home. A sharply stylised evocation of personal and national turbulence, which finds vivid expression in Tzoumerkas’ portrait of the disintegrating relationships between Maria and her family, the film also features poignant flashbacks to Maria’s more carefree youth. This is bold, urgent filmmaking, boasting exuberant performances from Papoulia and her fellow cast members. – Edward Lawrenson

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National premiere for A Blast at the 20th Athens IFF

Driving furiously down the highway, Maria (Angeliki Papoulia) flees, leaving a fire and a suitcase full of money behind, while the vastness of the motorway beckons ahead.

Just days before, she was an attentive mother, a loving wife and a dutiful daughter. Now she has started her own personal revolution, determined to destroy everything she once loved.

Violent yet honest, just like its central character, “A Blast” follows her attempt to take her life into her own hands. Black comedy and drama alternate constantly and a covert sense of affection pierces through the harsh reality, pushing Maria forward on the road to catharsis. Hers is an inherently Greek story and it’s more timely than ever.

With his sophomore feature, Syllas Tzoumerkas holds the future in his hands, as he continues to attract the attention of some of the most important festivals around the world.

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Ma se domani – V. [it]

Quest’eroina dei tempi moderni prende la vita di petto, risolve i problemi con grande senso di responsabilità, senza mai piangersi addosso: la famiglia deve essere protetta soprattutto se sullo sfondo c’è la Grecia degli ultimi anni, con il crollo economico, la crisi del lavoro, le manifestazioni e la paura di perdere tutto. Il film è intenso, con una luce caldissima, molto mediterranea, e racconta di emozioni straripanti: di amori impetuosi, di timori violenti, di soluzioni prese nella concitazione generale. C’è talmente tanta energia sullo schermo che fuoriesce, invade la sala e ci contagia. Nonostante sia un dramma al termine della proiezione ci sentiamo tutti più carichi e pronti ad affrontare la giornata con rinnovato vigore. Read more →

Sennhausers Filmblog – Brigitte Häring

I have never seen a Greek film talking about the crisis so unvarnished, undisguised and literally. A Blast is neither a comment nor allegory of the plight of Greece. It is not even an exaggeration. The film is an unsparing picture of a country fallen in the abyss. Read more →

Variety – Q&A with Syllas Tzoumerkas and Maria Drandaki, helmer and producer of A Blast

The tough economic times that hit extremely Greece, among other Southern European countries, has inspired Thessaloniki-born helmer Syllas Tzoumerkas, whose sophomore film, ‘A Blast,’ a Greece-Germany-Netherlands co-production on a woman who decides to blow her whole life up in search of a new sense of self, world preems Tuesday (Aug. 12) at the Locarno Film Festival. Tzoumerkas and Homemade Films’ Athens-based Maria Drandaki, producer of both ‘A Blast’ and Greek political drama ‘Homeland,’ Tzoumerkas’ feature debut, spoke to Variety about the effects of the crisis in European filmmaking and their newest film’s international career. Read more →

The Hollywood Reporter

5 Things Not to Miss at Locarno International Film Festival, Read the full article →

Sarajevo International Film Festival Feature Competition

A BLAST selected for the Sarajevo International Film Festival Feature Competition
15 – 23/8/2014

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World Premiere at the Locarno Film Festival

World Premiere of A BLAST at the Locarno Film Festival International Competition
6 – 16/8/2014
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Angeliki Papoulia

Syllas Tzoumerkas

Vassilis Doganis

Angeliki Papoulia

Youla Boudali, Ellen Havenith, Vassilis Doganis, Angeliki Papoulia, Syllas Tzoumerkas, Maria Drandaki, Themis Bazaka

Themis Bazaka, Vassilis Doganis, Angeliki Papoulia, Syllas Tzoumerkas with Carlo Chatrian

Syllas Tzoumerkas

Director

Syllas Tzoumerkas was born in 1978 in Thessaloniki. He grew-up in Thessaloniki, Kilkis and Nissyros. He studied theatre, film-direction and acting in Athens, Utrecht and New York. Ηe directed the ‘dogma’ like b&w short film The Devouring Eyes which participated in competition at the Cinéfondation of the 2001 Cannes film festival and won the Jury Prize of the 2001 Karlovy Vary film festival. He directed another short film, Rain, and collaborated with various tv-documentary shows on episodes related to contemporary politics, 20th century history and literature. As an actor, he participated in stage and live-cinema performances, feature and short films.
His first feature film, Homeland, had its world premiere at the International Critics’ Week of the 2010 Venice Film Festival; it was released in October 2010 and participated in many international festivals. His second feature, A Blast, a Greek-German-Dutch co-production, had its world premiere at the Concorso Internazionale of the Locarno Film Festival 2014 and currently screens in festivals and theaters around the world.
His next film project, The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea, is in-development. It was selected for the Rotterdam-Berlinale Express 2015 (Rotterdam Cinemart, Berlinale Co-production Market) and won the Special Mention of the Jury of the Eurimages Co-production Development Award at the Berlinale.

www.syllastzoumerkas.com

Filmography

2014
A Blast
2010
Homeland

Youla Boudali

Screenplay

Youla Boudali was born and raised in Athens. She studied Theatre at the University of Athens and the University of Crete and Film and Media at the Instituut Media en Re – Presentatieat the University of Utrecht. After working for some time as a researcher in the University of Crete she started her training as an actor at the Stella Adler Studio in N. York, the Poor School and the Central School of Speech and Drama in London. Now she works as writer and actor in films and theatre. For the stage she works indepenently creating her own productions and has also been a collaborator of the Greek National Theatre.

A Blast is her second collaboration with director and co-screenwriter Syllas Tzoumerkas Homeland (dir. Syllas Tzoumerkas, Critics’ Week of the Venice Film Festival 2010). She is currently working together with Syllas Tzoumerkas on their third feature film screenplay The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea which was selected and presented at the Berlinale Script Station Lab 2014. In 2015, the project was presented at the Cinemart-Berlinale Express programme of the Rotterdam IFF and the Berlinale Co-production Market, where it received the Special Mention of the Jury of the Eurimages Co-production Development Award.

Pantelis Mantzanas

Director of photography

Pantelis Mantzanas was born in 1976 in Athens. He studied cinematography at L.Stavrakos Film School (1996-1999). He has worked as cinematographer and as a lighting designer for theater and dance performances in Athens.

His cinematography credits include feature films, short films and documentaries, tv commercials and music video clips.

Filmography

2014
Red Rose by Sepideh Farsi
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2013
Anasa by Alexandros Chantzis (short)
Mana by Valerie Kontakos (documentary)
2012
Chelsea-Barcelona by Alexandros Chantzis (short)
Katinoula by Myrna Tsapa (documentary)
2010
Homeland by Syllas Tzoumerkas
Don’t you Forget About Me by E. Micheloudakis (short)
2009
Student Occupation by Alexandros Chantzis (short)
2008
General’s Widow by Dimitris Kanellopoulos (short)
2005
Still Memory by Eleni Angelopoulou (short)
2004
Kyriakatikes Diadromes by Elina Psikou (short)
2000
The Devouring Eyes by Syllas Tzoumerkas (short)

Kathrin Dietzel

Editor

Kathrin Dietzel was born in 1979 and grew up in Hamburg. In 2006, she graduated in romance philology and musicology at Humboldt University in Berlin. From 2007 to 2010 she studied editing in Italy at Zelig film school, Bozen. Since 2010, Kathrin is working as a freelance editor for documentary and feature film in Berlin.

Filmography

2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2013
Verlorener Horizont by Robert Bohrer, Emma Rosa Simon (documentary)
La Deutsche Vita by Alessandro Cassigoli, Tania Masi (documentary)
2012
Über Rauchem Grund by Youdid Kahveci (short)
Rauch by Franziska Krentzien (short)
2010
My Marlboro City by Valentina Pedicini (short)
2009
My Sovversivo Amore by Valentina Pedicini (short)
Was der Herr mir eingibt by Lars Gehrmann (short)

Marco Vermaas

Supervising sound designer and re-recording mixer

Marco Vermaas is an Amsterdam based sound designer who has been working in the film industry since 1990. He started out as a visual artist and filmmaker to later concentrate on visual effects and sound design for films. Since 2005, his own sound studio, Studio Vermaas, works solely in sound postproduction for Dutch and international films and has become one of the main sound post-production studios in The Netherlands. Marco has a passion for sound design and works for mainstream as well as arthouse films. In 2010 he was nominated for Best Sound at the Netherlands Filmfestival for the film WIN / WIN, directed by Jaap van Heusden. In 2011 he was again one of the three nominees for Best Sound, this time for the film 170 HZ, directed by Joost van Ginkel.

Filmography
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Evi Zafiropoulou

Make up artist

Evi Zafiropoulou studied at the Technological Institute of Greece with stage of practice in Belgium in the departments of neurology, medical aesthetics and gynaecology. She also practiced at the Military Hospital of Brussels in 1st to 3rd degree burns, microsurgery, skin transfer and special-cover medical make up. She has worked as a make-up artist in many feature and short films, stage performances, commercial spots, video-clips and photo-shoots. She has been twice awarded with the best make-up award of the Hellenic Film Academy (Homeland, Little England).

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2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2013
Before Midnight by Richard Linklater
Little England by Pantelis Voulgaris
2012
The Capsule by Athina Rachel Tsangari
The Daughter by Thanos Anastopoulos
2011
Alps by Giorgos Lanthimos
Wasted Youth by Argyris Papadimitropoulos, Jan Vogel
Paradise by Panagiotis Fafoutis
2010
Homeland by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2009
Bank Bang by Argyris Papadimitropoulos
Ricordi Mi by Stella Theodoraki
2008
Correction by Thanos Anastopoulos
2007
Alter Ego by N. Dimitropoulos, G. Karagiannitis
Pals by Sotiris Goritsas
2006
Soul Kicking by Yannis Economidis
2005
Hostage by Constantinos Giannaris
Evil by Yorgos Noussias
2004
The Brides by Pantelis Voulgaris
2003
A Touch of Spice by Tassos Boulmetis
Atlas (All the Weight of the World) by Thanos Anastopoulos
2001
The Only Journey of his Life by Lakis Papastathis

Marli Aliferi

Costume designer

Marli Aliferi studied costume design for theater and screen, and fashion promotion and communication at the Veloudakis Fashion School (1997-1999), the De Monfort University (BA, Hons, 1999-2002), the Surrey Institute of Art Design (MA, 2002-2003) and the Saint Martins College of Art & Design (2010).
Since 2002, she has worked as a stylist for magazine photo shoots and as an assistant costume designer for various feature films (Bank Bang, Black Field, 4 Black Suits, etc.), TV productions, commercials, stage and opera performances.
Her credits as costume designer include several commercials, stage performances and feature films The Eternal Return of Antonis Paraskevas (by Elina Psikou, Berlinale Forum 2013), Runaway Day by Dimitris Bavellas and Suntan by Argyris Papadimitropoulos (in post-production).

Filmography

2015
Suntan by Argyris Papadimitropoulos (in post-production)
2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2013
Runaway Day by Dimitris Bavellas
2013
The Eternal Return of Antonis Paraskevas by Elina Psykou

drog_A_tek

Original music

drog_A_tek is a flexible musical band re-inventing itself at each meeting. A mixed and eclectic set of improvisation disorder, formed in 2001 in Athens, they record moments in real-time and produce temporary audiovisual environments. They use objects, analogue and digital musical instruments, typewriters, frequencies, images, recording archives/waste and technology landscapes to which they manufacture small public fragmented narratives. drog_A_tek develop their shows beyond any normal use of their materials. Emitting, and receiving known/unknown stories and ephemeral desires. They print music, posters, stickers, write on walls and on the internet. They have played at the Athens Festival, in various clubs in Athens and Thessaloniki and many other festivals. Their soundtrack for Syllas Tzoumerkas’ Homeland won the Hellenic Film Academy Award for Best Music.

Filmography

2014
A Blast
2012
Cavo d’Oro
2010
Homeland

Elli Papageorgakopoulou

Production designer

Ellia Papageorgakopoulou was born in Athens. She studied at the Thessaloniki School of Arts and the National Theatre Drama School. She has collaborated as a production and costume designer with many theatre directors in several venues including the Greek National Theatre, the Athens and Epidaurus Festival, the Greek Opera, the OMMA, among others. She designed the sets and costumes for the Closing Ceremony of the Athens Olympics 2004 and the Eurovision Contest 2006. She has worked as a production and costume designer for operas in Italy, stage performances in England, Greek films and television series.

Filmography

2014
A Blast
2009
Dogtooth
2004
Hardcore
2001
O kalyteros mou filos

Titus Kreyenberg

Producer DE

Titus Kreyenberg worked as an executive producer for film and television for many years before he founded his own production company unafilm in 2004. The company’s films compete in A-festivals around the world, Berlinale, Cannes, Toronto, Locarno, IDFA, San Sebastian, DOKLeipzig, among them. In 2013 Heli won the award for Best Director in competition in Cannes. This year Bridges of Sarajevo is shown in the Sélection Officelle in Cannes.

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Jeroen Beker

Producer NL

Filmography
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Ellen Havenith

Producer NL

After graduating from Theatre-, Film- en Television Sciences at University Utrecht in 2003, Ellen worked as a Production Manager and Line Producer for various production companies producing short films, drama series and feature films. Working for Column Film she was the Delegate Producer of 170 Hz ( first feature film by Joost van Ginkel) which won the Golden Calf Audience Award and the Movie Squad Award at the Dutch Film Festival 2011 and got selected for important international filmfestivals such as Busan, Seattle, Shanghai and Moscow.

She attended courses such as European Co-Production: Legal and Financial Aspects at the Erich Pommer Institut and Story Editing by Franz Rodenkirchen at the Binger Filmlab. In 2010 she participated in the Rottterdam Producers Lab and in 2012 in the prestigious EAVE – European Producers Workshop.

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Maria Drandaki

Producer

Maria Drandaki began her producing life as an executive producer in Alexis Alexiou’s feature debut Tale 52, which premiered at Rotterdam IFF 2008 and was awarded for Best Screenplay at Sitges IFF. Since then, she’s producing, through various production companies as well as her own production label, films mainly by writer/directors.

She is currently in production of Yorgos Zois‘ first feature film Stage Fright, which received the CNC development prize Cinelink 2011 and a Production Award at the Torino FilmLab 2012.

Her latest film, Syllas Tzoumerkas‘ second feature A Blast, a Greek/German/Dutch coproduction, is currently selected for the Official Competition of Locarno IFF 2014.

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Angeliki Papoulia

Maria

Angeliki Papoulia was born in Athens, Greece. She graduated from Athens University (Theatre Studies) and the Empros Theatre Drama School in 2000. She was the leading actress in Yorgos Lanthimos’s Dogtooth, which won the Prix Un Certain Regard at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival and was nominated for an Academy Award (Best Foreign Language Film) at the 83rd Academy Awards, 2011. She also had the main part in Yorgos Lanthimos’s Alps, which won the Osella for Best Screenplay at the 68th Venice International Film Festival.

In 2004, she founded the blitz theatre group known in Europe for its innovative, devised approach to theatre performances. Blitz were among the candidates for the XIII Europe Prize Theatrical Realities, 2012. To date, she has written, directed and acted in all the group’s performances. She has also been the leading actress in critically acclaimed, mostly classical repertoire, theatre performances in the National Theatre of Greece.

Filmography

2015
The Lobster by Yorgos Lanthimos (in post-production)
2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2011
Alps by Yorgos Lanthimos
2009
Dogtooth by Yorgos Lanthimos
2008
Well Kept Secrets, Athanasia by Panos Karkanevatos
2002
Matchbox by Yiannis Economidis

Vassilis Doganis

Yannis

Vassilis Doganis is a Greek director-screenwriter who grew up in France. During his studies in Philosophy, he spent 3 years in Tokyo where he made a documentary on a Japanese rap band (Kami Hito E – On the Edge) and was 1st AD on Limosin’s documentary Young Yakuza (Cannes 2007). He has worked as a script doctor for Celluloid Dreams and was selected at the 2010 Berlinale’s Talent Project Market for the feature script Lifelined (Entre les lignes), which was also awarded the FADS grant by the 2010 Amiens International Film Festival.

In 2011, after attending the Binger Filmlab (Directors Lab), he directed his first fiction short film, His Brother’s Keeper (Le Gardien de son frère, 20′, Zadig Films, 2012) which was selected at the 2012 Angers ‘First Shots’ Film Festival.

He is currently working on his first feature film, Time of the Riots (Le Temps des émeutes, Elzévir Films) based on the 2005 suburban riots in France.

Α Blast is his first appearance as an actor in a film.

Themis Bazaka

Mother

Born in Thessaloniki. She graduated from the drama school of the National Theatre of Northern Greece and studied for four years at the Actor’s Studio (New York). She has participated in 32 feature films, over 50 stage performances and 23 series and mini-series for television. For her performance in Pantelis Voulgaris’ Stone Years, she was awarded with the Special Mention of the Jury at the 1986 Venice Film Festival and the Best Actress Award of the Valencia Film Festival and the Thessaloniki Film Festival of the same year. She won the Thessaloniki Film Festival acting award two more times, for her performances in Costas Ferris’ Rembetiko and Christos Dimas’ Akrovates tou Kipou. For the last eight years, she is part of the actors’ ensemble of the National Theatre of Greece.

Select. filmography

2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
2013
Wild Duck by Yorgos Sakaridis
2012
If… by Christoforos Papakaliatis
2011
Wasted Youth by Argyris Papadimitropoulos & Jan Vogel
2007
Fugitive Pieces by Jeremiah Podeswa
2004
Real Life by Panos Koutras
2001
Akrovates tou kipou by Christos Dimas
2000
Signs and Wonders by Jonathan Nossiter
1999
Attack of the Giant Moussaka by Panos Koutras
1996
Acropole by Pantelis Voulgaris
1991
Quiet Days in August by Pantelis Voulgaris
1989
Xenia by Patrice Vivancos
1988
I Fanela me to 9 by Pantelis Voulgaris
1987
Apousies by Giorgos Katakouzinos
1985
Variete by Nikos Panayotopoulos
Stone Years by Pantelis Voulgaris
1983
Rembetiko by Costas Ferris

Yorgos Biniaris

Father

Born in Archaea Korinthos. He studied theater at the Laiko Piramatiko Theatro Drama School and cinema at the Hatzakou Film School. As a stage actor, he collaborated with various venues and directors (Laiko Piramatiko Theatro, Roes Dance Theater, Sfendoni Theatre, Aplo Theater, etc.). As a stage director, he collaborated with the Loutraki, Kastoria, Nafplio and North Aegean Regional Theaters. He taught acting in various drama schools (Embros Drama School, University of Athens, University of Riga – Letonia, etc.). He is currently part of the actors’ ensemble of the National Theater of Greece.

Select. filmography

2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
Stratos by Yannis Ikonomidis
2012
I teleftea farsa by Vassilis Raisis

Makis Papadimitriou

Costas

Makis Papadimitriou was born in Athens. He studied physics at the University of Athens and acting at the drama school of the National Theatre of Greece. He is awarded with an audience prize for his performance in Martin MacDonah’s The Lieutenant of Inishmore (2003-2004) and with the Greek Theater Critics’ prize for his performance in the role of autistic Lee in Simon Stephen’s Motortown (2007-2008). He was also a nominee for Best Young Actor in 2007, and winner of the same prize (Dimitris Horn prize) the following year (2008). His theatre credits include productions of The Taming of the Shrew, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Roberto Zucco, Marat Sade, Lyssistrata, Cock, The Author, Her Wedding Letter, etc.

In cinema, he participated in many feature and short films, most notably Charisma by Christina Ioakimidi (nominated for the Hellenic Film Academy Award for Best Actor), L by Babis Makridis, Chelsea-Barcelona by Alexandros Chantzis (short), and Runaway Day by Dimitris Bavellas. He will next be seen in Athina Rachel Tsangari’s Chevalier and Argyris Papadimitropoulos’ Suntan (in post-production).

He loves computers, motorcycles and the Rubik’s Cube.

Select. filmography

2015
Suntan by Argyris Papadimitropoulos
Chevalier by Athina Rachel Tsangari
2014
A Blast by Syllas Tzoumerkas
I Kori tou Rembrandt by Nikos Panagiotopoulos
2013
Runaway Day by Dimitris Bavellas
2012
L by Babis Makridis
2011
Unfair World by Filippos Tsitos
2010
Harisma by Christina Ioakimidi
2007
Parees by Sotiris Goritsas
2006
Ores Kinis Isihias by Katerina Evagelakou
I gynaika einai skliros anthrwopos by Antonis Kafetzopoulos

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