Support the Restoration of Films That Brought Greek Cinema to Audiences Around the World

Michael Cacoyannis was one of Greece’s most influential filmmakers, bringing Greek cinema to audiences around the world. Films such as Zorba the Greek, Electra, The Trojan Women, and Iphigenia have become enduring works of world cinema and continue to be screened, studied, and discovered by new generations.

The Michael Cacoyannis Foundation is undertaking the 4K restoration of his films. We invite you to support this important effort to preserve these works and ensure that they continue to be experienced on the big screen.

This restoration is far more than a technical upgrade. It is an investment in the future of films that have transcended borders and generations—works that introduced millions of viewers to Greece, its culture, and Michael Cacoyannis’ distinctive cinematic vision.

Help us ensure that Michael Cacoyannis’ films do not simply remain part of cinematic history, but continue to be seen, appreciated, and discovered by audiences around the world.

Your contribution will directly support the restoration and preservation of this invaluable part of Greece’s cinematic heritage, helping to ensure that these remarkable films remain accessible to audiences for generations to come.