Apollonia presents an extensive selection of contemporary Cypriot animation, documentary, and feature films. Alongside the cinematic programme, the photographic exhibition titled Michael Cacoyiannis – Looking to the Future offers a rare archive of the director's professional and personal life. The project encourages dialogue through a series of screenings, talks, and performances.
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Apollonia hosts an extensive programme dedicated to contemporary Cypriot cinema, featuring a diverse selection of animation, documentary, and contemporary feature films. Alongside the screenings, the exhibition 'Michael Cacoyiannis – Looking to the Future' presents an intimate photographic account of the acclaimed director's life and work.
The Month of Cypriot Cinema at Apollonia celebrates the vitality of contemporary Cypriot film-making, transforming the institution into a dynamic space for screening and cultural dialogue. The programme brings together a new generation of directors whose works traverse themes of intimacy, social inquiry, and political reflection, offering audiences in France a rare opportunity to engage with this distinct Mediterranean cinematic tradition. Central to the event is the photographic exhibition 'Michael Cacoyiannis – Looking to the Future,' curated by Italian artist Antonio Manta. Comprising rare and previously unpublished photographs from the director’s personal archive, the exhibition provides a compelling narrative of a figure who deeply influenced the global cultural landscape. This tribute highlights both the professional achievements and the understated daily moments of a legendary cinematic voice, complemented by a series of talks, film screenings, and musical performances throughout the exhibition run.
The event is open to the public from June 5th to June 20th, 2026. Visitors are invited to attend the opening ceremony on June 4th at 7:00 PM, and regular viewing hours for the photographic exhibition are Tuesday through Sunday from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
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