Short Films for Teens only

Runtime: 77 min. | Recommended Ages: 14-17 years old

The films are screened under Greek subtitles

The program includes stories about teenage dreams, unexpected connections, brotherly love and passion for football. The result is a journey with the best playlist of all time.

The program is prefaced by the actress Alexandra Aidini.
Will be followed by a Q&A with the director and cast from the film CLEMENTINE.

Sunday March 30, 2025 | 15.30-17.00
B&E Goulandris Foundation Amphitheatre
13 Eratosthenous, Pangrati

Admission is free. Online advance bookings are necessary at goulandris.gr

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SCREENINGS LINEUP

MUNA

Fiction by Warda Mohamed I 18min I United Kingdom

A film about teenage dreams, heartbreak and unexpected connection, it follows a British-Somali teenager as she journeys through a confusing period of mourning for a family member she never met.

CURA SANA

Fiction by Lucía G. Romero I 18min I Spain

Spain on the Noche de San Juan holiday. As so often, the sisters Jessica and Alma are on their way to the Caritas aid station. Although they experience violence at home, the two try to break the cycle and treat each other with love.

THE THIEF

Fiction by Christoffer Rizvanovic Stenbakken I 20 min I Denmark, Greenland

Kaali, a young autistic boy, embarks on an intensive search in the town of Tasiilaq in East Greenland, determined to find his missing sled dog. After an encounter with a group of young bullies, he retrieves the dog but risks losing his only friend.

CLEMENTINE

Fiction by George Stagakis I 13min I Greece

In a provincial town, 18-year-old Clementine works at the farmer’s market with her oppressive father, until a coach from Athens discovers her talent in football.

WACKER

Documentary by Anna-Maria Dutoit I 7min I Germany

The girls of the soccer club FFC Wacker are fighting for the championship title in the Bayernliga. During a night-time training session, their dream of becoming professional players becomes reality for a brief moment.

Psaroloco International Film Festival for Children & Young People

A festival aimed at younger viewers, with their curiosity and spirit of discovery at the core

Lilliputian cinephiles make an appointment with their parents for free quality cinema at the PSAROLOCO International Film Festival for Children & Young People on March 29 and 30 at the Basil & Elise Goulandris Foundation.

Short Films for Teens only

Screening at the Foundation's Amphitheatre for children aged 14-17 | Psaroloco International Film Festival for Children & Young People