Dustin Hoffman in… Greek board

"The lives of others" in the Athenian theater

Dustin Hoffman is, in duplicate, the protagonist of the upcoming theater season in Athens. That's because both films in which he won an Oscar for Best Actor will be played, prepared, on the board. "Kramer vs. Kramer" and "The Rain Man" -ή «Rainman», they are transferred in the winter to the stages of the Emporikon and Bretania theaters, respectively. A decade apart, the first is his production 1979 and his second 1988, while they are the ones who gave it to him, for the role of Ted Kramer and Raymond Rabbit the two Oscars of his career, until now at least….

Next to these two film adaptations, and a third, German production, comes to the Athens theater from autumn: The Oscar-winning best foreign film will be shown at the Thision theater (2006) by screenwriter and director Florian Henkel von Donnersmarck "The Lives of Others" -which also set a record number of nominations at the German Film Awards.

More detailed, directed by Eleni Scotti - who alongside her work at Epi Colonos theater with the group NAMMA- and performed by Mirella Papaikonomou, the Kramers will be brought to life by Dimitris Alexandris and Maria Zorba - Meryl Streep then won her first Oscar, for the second female role, as a wife and mother. On the subject of a couple's life after divorce and especially the way their young son experiences it, the production also won the Oscar for Best Picture 1979 while also achieving great box-office success. Directed and written by Robert Benton _based on the book by Avery Corman. The Greek production of Hellenic Theamaton for the Emporikon theater stage, includes among its contributors Dimitris Papadimitriou (music) and George Gavalas (scenery). Also playing are Athina Maximou, Christodoulos Stylianou, Dimitris Mavros and (alternately) three children.

Dimitris Lignadis brings to the stage of the central Bretania theater "Man of the Rain" with Christos Chatzipanagiotis and Yiannis Stankoglou, in the roles of the two brothers played by Dustin Hoffman and Tom Cruise, in the late 80s. The movie, directed by Barry Levinson and written by Barry Morrow and Ronald Bass, it received rave reviews at the time, and alongside Hoffman's Oscar, it also won an Oscar for Best Picture, Director and Original Screenplay. Its theme is the story of a selfish yuppie, by Charlie Babbitt, who discovers that his estranged father has died and left his entire fortune to his other son, the autistic Raymond, whose existence he was completely unaware of. The film was also a box office success…

End at Thision of Tournavitou Street, Alice Danezi – Knutsen, whom we met through the theater "Festen", in the same place six years ago, suggests "The Lives of Others", in the translation of Eris Kyrgia and the scenery of Kiki Pitta. This is the play by Albert Ostermeier based on the film by Florian Henkel von Donnersmarck: Based in East Berlin 1984, the play deals with the story of the famous playwright Georg Dreimann and his actress partner Christa – Maria Silland being watched by the Stasi spy, Gerd Whistler at the indirect prompting of the infatuated minister Bruno Hepf. When the spy as an uninvited "guest" and witness to the lives of others begins to harbor feelings of sympathy for the unsuspecting couple, nothing can stay the same anymore. Actors play: Anna Masha (Krista – Maria Silland), Manolis Mavromatakis (Gerd Whistler), Fanis Mouratidis (Georg Dreyman), Costas Berikopoulos (Bruno Hepf), Giorgos Symeonidis Mr. a. It is a production of the Lykofos company of Giorgos Lykiardopoulos.

Source : tovima.gr

Porsche 918 Spyder martini racing

For fans of motorsport history, or Porsche has a big surprise in store, as he made an agreement with Martini to paint her in the... colors of war 918.

Porsche's new supercar is slated to go on sale late 2013. Nevertheless, the German company finds reasons to bring it back to the news. In this case, made a deal with Martini, to use its logos, evoking memories from the past. There were already some prototypes painted in the… war colors to provoke, but now this is official.

For those who don't know, this could be described as a tribute to the collaboration of 2 companies, as Porsche competed in several races under the colors of Martini, scoring victories and writing some of the most glorious pages of its history. Characteristically we mention the first victory of the legends 917 in his Le Mans 1971. The specific competition is considered, according to many, the best ever released, thanks to its innovative technological background. His arithmetic is obvious - and only that- relationship with her 918, with which the Porsche engineers wanted to declare that they had once again created a technological miracle. As for the Martini Racing coloring, it will be available as an option on 918 and it will only concern the external appearance. It will not include details and other touches in the interior.

Source : autotriti.gr

«Η κακία πρέπει να έχει όρια»

Η Ντενίση απαντά στις φήμες ότι έχει πάρκινσον

«Αυτό είναι αυταπόδεικτο ότι ήταν ένα μεγάλο ψέμα» δηλώνει η Μιμή Ντενίση, απαντώντας στις φήμες που την ήθελαν να αντιμετωπίζει προβλήματα υγείας και να έχει πάρκινσον.

«Αυτό δείχνει το μέγεθος της κακίας τους. Ένας άνθρωπος που εμφανίζεται συνέχεια στην τηλεόραση, έχει κάνει δεκάδες συνεντεύξεις, δίνει παραστάσεις, είναι δυνατόν να είναι άρρωστος;», δήλωσε η γνωστή ηθοποιός σε συνέντευξή της στο περιοδικό ΟΚ, χωρίς να κρύψει την ενόχλησή της για τα σχετικά δημοσιεύματα, τονίζοντας ότι «η κακία πρέπει να έχει όρια»!

Source : newsbeast.gr

Free screenings of European films

Film program of European cinema from the Society of Greek Directors

The screenings of European films, including Greek ones, continue in the small summer hall of the garden of the Association of Greek Archaeologists, Hermou 134-136 in Thisio.

"Paradise Cinema" movies have already been shown, "The Choir of Charitonos", "Mad Pierrot", "Plato Academy", "Summer Stories" and "Let the Women Wait".

Screenings take place every week, Tuesday and Thursday, time 21.30 pm. μ. and entry is free.

The effort is a collaboration between the Society of Greek Directors and the Hellenic Association
Archaeologists.

The screening program continues in August with the following films:

Thursday 02 August 2012 "A Tender Kiss", directed by Ken Loach
Tuesday 07 August 2012 "Chiu", directed by Maki Papadimitratou
Thursday 09 August 2012 "A Story of Love and Anarchy", directed by Lina Wertmiller
Tuesday 21 August 2012 "Common Quiet Hours", directed by Katerina Evangelakou
Thursday 23 August 2012 «Match point», directed by Woody Allen
Tuesday 28 August 2012, “What did you do in the War, Death;», directed by Dino Katsouridis
Thursday 30 August 2012 "The Voice of the Moon", directed by Federico Fellini.

Show time 9.30pm. μ. Free Entry

Source : tovima.gr

Free screenings of European films

Film program of European cinema from the Society of Greek Directors

The screenings of European films, including Greek ones, continue in the small summer hall of the garden of the Association of Greek Archaeologists, Hermou 134-136 in Thisio.

"Paradise Cinema" movies have already been shown, "The Choir of Charitonos", "Mad Pierrot", "Plato Academy", "Summer Stories" and "Let the Women Wait".

Screenings take place every week, Tuesday and Thursday, time 21.30 pm. μ. and entry is free.

The effort is a collaboration between the Society of Greek Directors and the Hellenic Association
Archaeologists.

The screening program continues in August with the following films:

Thursday 02 August 2012 "A Tender Kiss", directed by Ken Loach
Tuesday 07 August 2012 "Chiu", directed by Maki Papadimitratou
Thursday 09 August 2012 "A Story of Love and Anarchy", directed by Lina Wertmiller
Tuesday 21 August 2012 "Common Quiet Hours", directed by Katerina Evangelakou
Thursday 23 August 2012 «Match point», directed by Woody Allen
Tuesday 28 August 2012, “What did you do in the War, Death;», directed by Dino Katsouridis
Thursday 30 August 2012 "The Voice of the Moon", directed by Federico Fellini.

Show time 9.30pm. μ. Free Entry

Source : tovima.gr

Maybeshewill in Greece, for two concerts

Catch The Soap Productions and Lovelight Productions present the British post rock band «Maybeshewill», who will give two concerts in our country Friday 21 September in Athens and on Saturday 22 September, in Thessaloniki.

Explosive guitar outbursts, enchanting interludes and exciting electronic interventions, in a sound that transcends manners with ease, offering a much-needed breath of creative freshness to the modern instrumental rock scene. Οι Maybeshewill, the outstanding British post rock quartet, they are coming for two unique appearances in Athens and Thessaloniki, on the An Club and Eightball Club stages, on Friday 21 and Saturday 22 September respectively.

Formed it 2005 by Robin Southby and John Helps, they prove from their very first steps their special musical vision and their uncompromising philosophy. The special mix of heavy guitar rock, electronic beats, and cinematic music composition is clearly captured on the band's stunning debut “Japanese Spy Transcript” – a debut that will manage to catch the eyes of fans of the fresh post rock sound worldwide from the first moment. The record will be released by Robot Needs Home, the indie label founded by Maybeshewill themselves with the sole purpose of supporting the Leicester scene - from which they emerged - true to their sense of camaraderie and DIY ethos.

The sequel will be just as dynamic as his "Not for Want of Trying". 2008 to emerge from the (extremely selective) Radio 1 of the BBC as album of the week and with last year's “I Was Here For A Moment, Then I Was Gone” establishing them as one of the most important names in instrumental/post rock/electronica, Maybeshewill will continue to grow their already large fanbase with joint appearances alongside equally important names in the post rock scene, but also with world sold out tours in Europe and Asia. Almost three years after their unforgettable appearance on Greek soil, the unique Maybeshewill hopefully return to Athens and Thessaloniki on 4 and 5 May respectively to show us the most mature and creative side of their career.

Source : culturenow.gr

She also gave birth 28 hours later he took exams at the University...

THE Isabelle Cohen became a mother for the first time in 33 of. Her longing to hug the baby, putting it to sleep or just looking at it for hours was a forbidden feeling. Just 28 hours after giving birth she had to get up from the maternity hospital bed and sit at the desks of Cambridge University for her degree exams...
The moment she took the glue with the subjects in her hands, she knew that her daughter, Beatrice, was hospitalized in the neonatal intensive care unit. She was born prematurely because the doctor feared that if the pregnancy continued the baby's life would be in danger (that is why birth and University coincided). The first subjects he had to take exams for in his final year of English Literature were Shakespeare and Greek Tragedies…

Despite the exhaustion from the birth and the last difficult weeks of her pregnancy, she excelled in her exams and on graduation day she received her diploma holding her baby girl in her arms.

"I wonder how I did it because now all I can think about is diapers and bottles. My concentration and memory were not at their best that day while the wounds were fresh and I was in excruciating pain. I believed in myself that I could pass the exams", says Isabelle today and urges every woman who faces difficulties in her daily life not to give up but to fight it. As much as possible.

Source : jenny.gr

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