Nicosia Hosts Diverse Summer Cinema Events Featuring Independent and Blockbuster Films
Nicosia continues to embrace summer cinema with multiple open-air film nights highlighting a mix of independent international and local productions alongside popular Hollywood blockbusters. The 27th Constantia Summer Film Marathon offers screenings five nights a week at Constantia Open Air Cinema, including the poignant documentary "Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk," which tells the story of life in Gaza through video calls and messages before the tragic death of a Palestinian photojournalist.
Additional screenings at Constantia include the crime-comedy "Who Killed Lady Winsley?" and the award-winning "It Was Just an Accident," exploring themes of revenge and moral dilemmas arising from Iran's political history. Meanwhile, Rio Cinema at Nicosia Mall features blockbusters such as "Spiderman: Brand New Day," "Moana," "The Odyssey," and "Toy Story 5," with some films available in dubbed Greek or original English.
On August 27, the Faneromeni26 Arts Festival hosts a free open-air screening of Tim Burton's "Dumbo" at the Bank of Cyprus Cultural Foundation Courtyard, offering a final summer cinema experience for families and cinephiles alike.
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