Nicosia Hosts Variety of Film, Theatre, and Art Events Including European Languages Festival and Cyprus Film Festival
Nicosia is currently vibrant with a diverse cultural calendar featuring film screenings, theatrical performances, and art exhibitions. The “Languages on Screen – Cinema Speaks Europe” festival, celebrating the European Day of Languages, is showcasing 15 short films from 10 European countries at the House of Europe from 22-24 September with free admission. Concurrently, the 21st Cyprus International Film Festival and the 6th International Festival of Women in Film and Television highlight stories about identity, love, and the role of women in creative leadership.
Theatre enthusiasts can enjoy multiple productions, including Thanasis Drakopoulos’s monologue “Between Two Suns” and the returning play “To Vouni” at different venues across Nicosia. Additionally, the award-winning documentary “Varosha, the Hostage City” by French director Sylvie Deleule is screening at Pantheon Cinema, focusing on Cyprus's complex history through personal narratives.
Art lovers can explore exhibitions such as Milenko Stevanovic’s “Closely Observed” and themed group shows in multiple galleries in Nicosia and Limassol, while new films like Resident Evil and Spa Weekend are now showing in local cinemas.
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