VOICED : Amid economic crisis a silver lining for Greek filmmakers

The economic collapse in Greece led to high unemployment and poverty, but it also sparked a renaissance in Greek cinema. A new wave of filmmakers is emerging, breaking traditional working methods and gaining international recognition. Despite funding cuts, the industry is self-funding projects, with young directors eager to tell contemporary Greek stories. Iconic director Theo Angelopoulos's legacy continues to inspire, and Hollywood is taking notice of Greece's talented filmmakers.

What impact did the economic collapse have on unemployment and poverty in Greece?

How has the crisis influenced the creative arts in Greece?

Who is Alexandra Sadness and what recognition did he receive?

What challenges are young Greek directors facing in the current film industry?

What does the future hold for Greek cinema amidst economic challenges?