By Ilias Karagiannis Throughout his cinematic journey, Kostas Haralambous has focused on illuminating the essential rather than the obvious. He searches for the hidden pulse behind each story, digs beneath the surface for detail, and turns his characters into mirrors of ourselves. Whether narrating the intense Tied Red Thread or adapting the work of Nikos Kazantzakis for the […]
Greek communities from across Australia gathered alongside politicians at the Australian Parliament House in Canberra on Wednesday, March 27 as its halls turned blue and white to mark Greek Independence Day. The inaugural cocktail party event was hosted by the Parliamentary Friends of Greek Australians and Greece in the Great Hall and was attended by […]
Hellenism was on proud display in Rockdale, Sydney on Friday, March 17 as AHEPA NSW Inc, in cooperation with Βayside Council, celebrated Greek Independence Day.
WASHINGTON, DC – During the Apostolic Visit of His All-Holiness Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to the United States, Andrew Manatos was installed as a member of the first class of “Senators for Orthodoxy and Hellenism.” This ceremony took place on October 24 at the St. Sophia Cathedral in Washington, DC and was presided over by His […]
LAS VEGAS – When one thinks of Las Vegas, Nevada it’s very easy to think of cacti, broad boulevards – and of course the Las Vegas Strip, casinos and all. This past weekend, however, Las Vegas was associated with something else: Hellenism in America.
