ΤΟΝ ΠΑΛΙΟ ΕΚΕΙΝΟ ΚΑΙΡΟ (1964) {HD}

A Greek documentary from 1964, hosted by filmmaker Alekos Sakellarios, explores the early days of Greek cinema through archival footage and narration. It features clips from silent films like "Prometheus Bound" (1927), showcasing performances at the ancient Delphi theater, and highlights pioneering figures such as Angelos Sikelianos, Eva Sikelianou, and director Dimitris Gazis. The film also presents scenes from early comedies starring Michalis Michalis and Petros Kyriakos, along with dramatic works by Alexandros Madras, including "Maria the Pentagiotissa." Historical moments are captured, including a parade in Athens and scenes from the 1920s, offering a nostalgic look at Greece’s cinematic heritage. The documentary blends historical context with preserved film fragments to celebrate the origins of Greek filmmaking.