Dimitris Makalias

The events of this film, spanning from the very first moments after the Occupation until the first years of the 1980s. In those years, which are crucial for Greek History, the adventurous path of a poor family is illustrated, that’s slowly going to end up filthy rich. The members of the aforesaid family found out the hard way, that money cannot buy happiness.

Post-bankruptcy Greece: A man hides from his dark past. A girl in search of true love. Two down-on-their-luck brothers try to save their father's business.They will cross paths with unpredictable consequences.

A Greek-Turkish couple and their little daughter, travel with their caravan in the Turkish seaside of the Aegean Sea. This time however, their journey ends with a fantastic reflection of a tale that the parents always tell to their daughter.

When one fine morning a peaceful neighborhoods disrupted by the unexpected disappearance of a Latvian manicurist, Iocasti Papadamou joins forces with ingenious, albeit completely naive, neighbor in order to shed light on the bizarre case.

Fotis is in a dead end both personally and professionally. At this critical point in his life, a voice he is familiar with will take action, a voice he knows only in his head.

Christmas Eve, in a camp somewhere on the Greek-Turkish border in Evros. A taxi pulls up outside the gate and drops off an unaccompanied baby. The taxi driver informs the guard post that the baby's mother is sending him to his father, who is serving in the army. That's when it all begins...

What is it like to raise children in Athens of 2024? Is there a good parenting manual? Sara and Michalis "have children" and now their life as a couple is in... another dimension. Their everyday life descends from the pink bubble into a hilarious "conspiracy", where the daily routine becomes an adventure. The couple's environment adapts to the new conditions and all together make life "with children". A life full of unexpected, explosive situations and lots of laughter. This comedy will debunk the myths of the exemplary parent, ideal spouse, successful career and perfect family.

The struggle to get into school, the classes, the adventures, the relationships, and the personal lives of both students and their teachers unfold in a way that combines humor with emotion.

You Can’t Take From One Who Does No Have (Ouk an lavois para tou mi ehontos) is a Greek animated mini-series that aired in the 2010-2011 season on Mega. Ouk an lavois para tou mi ehontos develops in modern Athens where Charos goes, wanting to withdraw from his obligations. However, he is short an obolus on his books, what Menippus owes since he died. Hermes, as the carrier of souls and responsible for Menippus not having the obolus, together with Charus try to help Menippus make money to pay him the obolus. The series was scheduled to begin in the 2009–2010 season, but was eventually rescheduled for the following season’s schedule. The series consists of a total of one cycle with 14 episodes.

Alexis is an office worker who hates his job. However, his dull daily routine suddenly takes a turn when a family debt brings him face-to-face with organized crime and a mobster who demands repayment. That's when Alexis orchestrates a complicated heist, hoping that nothing will go wrong. But in the end, everything goes wrong—and his life changes forever.

The protagonists, each with their own, unique, satirical humor, undertake, through short episodes, to bring to life everyday moments of our lives with technology, in contrast to what we lived in the early 80s, before it entered our lives. Through the self-contained humorous sketches, we enjoy a comedic journey through time and remember all the reasons why technological achievements improved the daily lives of all of us, from the small and simple to the very important.

The Greek version of the award-winning series Modern family. Three modern families face the usual and sometimes strange problems and compose a complex scene full of madness and love.

A Harvard law graduate, a souvlaki advertiser, a physicist studying Bozonia, an unemployed psychologist, a lifelong student studying sex, and a Chernobyl immigrant outline the 592-euro generation.