Nikos Kornilios Trailers
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Most Popular Nikos Kornilios Trailers
Total trailers found: 10
Matriarchy Trailer (2014)
26 September 2014
A shelter is threatened by shutdown and demolition. 60 women of different ages, nationalities and social backgrounds gather in order to defend it, attempting to redefine their place in today's world.
The Cypress Deep Down Trailer (2016)
24 March 2016
She comes into your life and finds the details / of your past of your body / of your everyday habits / Life without this merciful presence / has no meaning anymore – and suddenly / she leaves and life has no meaning.
Back Held Hands Trailer (2017)
03 November 2017
After suffering a heart attack, a famous actor invites his two daughters to return to Greece and join him in a “Macbeth for three” performance.
11 Meetings with My Father Trailer (2012)
08 November 2012
Eva, a young woman and a student of classical singing, decides to meet her father, who is unaware of her existence.
Winter Sea Trailer (2026)
18 April 2026
In a former mining town, geologist Nadine meets Christos, a descendant of miners, and Katerina, the only woman fisher in the region.
The World Again Trailer (2003)
04 April 2003
Yannis and Yorgos are pizza delivery guys who live in the same hostel for disenfranchised youth. After meeting Anna Yanna Karanikolopoulou in a bar, the boys accompany girly Maria and her shy friend Eleni on a journey to find Eleni's mother's grave.
You Sing, I Sing Trailer (2020)
01 October 2020
Giannis and Paris celebrate the Day of the Dead, also their anniversary, at their Latin American café-teatral.
Isimeria Trailer (1991)
01 September 1991
The paths of five people—a French archaeologist, his Greek assistant, his daughter, her journalist friend, and an elderly teacher who is a permanent resident of the area—cross at an archaeological excavation site during the autumn equinox.
Desert Sky Trailer (1997)
28 November 1997
In a near-future deserted city without food or water, the few remaining inhabitants cling to memory, hope, and the anticipation of deliverance.
