House of David tells the story of the ascent of biblical icon, David, who eventually becomes the most famous king of Israel. The series follows the once-mighty King Saul as he falls victim to his own pride. At the direction of God, the prophet Samuel anoints an unlikely, outcast teenager as the new king. As Saul loses his power over his kingdom, David finds himself on a journey to discover and fulfill his destiny, navigating love, loss, and violence in the court of the very man he’s destined to replace. As one leader falls, another must rise.
Piraeus, 1964–1965—a period of stark contrasts and intense emotions. On one side is the world of Trouba, Piraeus’ most vibrant and controversial neighborhood, known for freedom, allure, moral laxity, and uncontrolled desires. On the other side is the city’s bourgeoisie, thriving while upholding moral codes, conservatism, and social repression.
At the center is Porto Leone, the largest cabaret in Trouba, where day meets night, lives are lost in smoke, music carries the soul, and comfort is found in the simplest of touches. Trouba, after all, “is feminine.” Dark secrets, unspoken passions, and intense stories unfold.
Two families—the Voulgaris family (Dinos Voulgaris: Antonis Karystinos, Klelia Renesi) and the Kapetanakos family (Ilias Kapetanakos: Alekos Syssovitis, Marina Aslanoglou)—engage in an underground feud threatening to destroy everyone around them. Dinos Voulgaris, a shipowner and upright businessman, prevents his son Grigoris (Vasilis Milionis) from associating with Stratos (Aris Antonopoulos), the son of Ilias Kapetanakos, owner of the most famous cabaret in Trouba, Porto Leone. A betrayal, an affair, and a tragic event trigger a domino effect, unraveling the intricate relationships between the two families. Among them is Spyros Yiamaris (Vasilis Bispikis), a policeman loyal to the Kapetanakos family who will betray them for personal reasons…
The period drama series is based on Mary Kontzoglou’s duology “From Sun to Sun”, which includes the two parts “Aposperitis” and “Anesperos.”
The story is adapted for television by Maria Georgiadou, with direction by Vasilis Tselemengos and Christos Anagnostopoulos.
The series portrays real historical events, focusing on the 1916 miners’ strike in Serifos—a landmark moment in the history of the labor movement. Combining historical research with fictionalized storytelling, it brings to life an era of struggle, conflict, and deeply personal stories.
Perseas is the son of a miner killed in the mines of Serifos, and of Katerineta, a strong, uncompromising, yet sensitive woman who defied all societal “rules” and taught her son to hold his head high, just as she did. As a young man, Perseas is forced to follow his father’s path in the mines, working “from sun to sun,” from dawn until dusk, to survive on the harsh, barren island. Yet the grueling labor and constant danger cannot prevent the love that blossoms between him and Andromeda, the daughter of his family’s enemy, nor can they suppress their dreams of a better future, with humane working conditions for all.
One funeral, three siblings, and €3 million. What could possibly go wrong?
When the notorious rogue and underworld godfather, Lefteris Tsatsanis (Ilias Valasis), dies, he leaves behind… utter chaos. His inheritance? A missing suitcase with €3 million and a hair salon. Who ends up paying the price? First in line are Tsatsanis’ three forgotten children from three different marriages, each unaware of the others: Nikos (Konstantinos Liaros), Fontas (Michalis Michalakidis), and Vivi (Theano Kladi).
Joining them in the chaos are a former sister-in-law, Antigone (Konstantina Michail), an ex-wife, Chryso (Foteini Papachristopoulou), a hairdresser, Magda (Niki Lami), a manicurist, Dakis (Thanos Birkos), and Tsatsanis’ right-hand man, Michailos (Michalis Leventogiannis). Adding to the mix, unintentionally, are Antigone’s wealthy best friend, Loukia (Elena Meggrelis), Chryso’s kind-hearted but clumsy friend, Diamanto (Amalia Ninou), Vivi’s best friend, Tasos (Christos Gavriilidis), and Tasos’ father, Orestis (Nikos Papadopoulos).
After the shock of meeting, the three siblings confront Michailos, who appears threateningly the very night of the funeral, demanding his share of a robbery he committed with their father. The loot? €3 million! While Tsatsanis had originally agreed to split the money with him, just before dying he revealed that he gave all the money to one of his three children. The siblings swear they know nothing. But someone is lying… who has the €3 million?
The series, which features a young cast, takes us to the most bustling and youthful neighborhood of Athens, Pangrati. The characters are full of contrasts and contradictions, and they’ll bring a breath of fresh air and smiles to our homes. Great loves, strong friendships, betrayals, rifts, arguments, and many more unexpected developments will disrupt the lives of many different people who came together because of a bar at 5 Archelaou Street. A bar that, despite being targeted by many, will continue to operate uninterrupted and constantly change the lives and daily routines of everyone involved.
The love of Markos, a car mechanic, and Alexandra, a tailor, which begins in Athens in 1955 with the most simple, everyday and auspicious prospects, ends up being the cause of a huge confrontation somewhere in Messinia, in a rural area with large farms. The whole region is shocked by the war that breaks out because of this love. An honor killing brings the couple to a remote province. They hide in a large farm as land workers. No one knows they are a couple. This leads to misunderstandings and the prospect of wrong relationships. Intrigues and underground feuds are born. The lord of the area, Iasonas Demertzis, falls passionately in love with Alexandra. When she loses Marco, who is convicted of murder, he marries her, unaware that she is pregnant. Markos, coming out of prison, sets a goal in his life to take revenge. To achieve this he will manage to become as powerful as his opponent. The war between them will be war to the end. When dreams are shattered and when the innocent are wronged, then revenge is the only way.
This musical comedy is a hybrid of comical situations, heaps of satire and musical spectacle, based on Foivos Delivorias and Spyros Krimpalis’ original idea.
Live music, dance, satire, magic, stand-up comedy, and special guests in surprise roles.
A musical comedy based on an original idea by Foivos Delivorias and Spyros Krimbalis, this scripted series lets surrealism triumph over reality. It tells the story of a singer-songwriter and his eccentric troupe as they attempt to revive Attik’s legendary “Mandra” in contemporary Athens.
Featuring a unique ensemble cast and guest appearances from across the Greek music scene in completely unexpected “cinematic” performances, and supported by a creative team in scriptwriting, set design, costumes, music, and cinematography, Ta Noumera blends comedy with song, stage spectacle with cinematic parody, musical with satirical documentary, delivering laughter, joy, and heartfelt moments.
Follows the lives of 3 men at their 30’s and how their lives change when their mothers come for a visit and decide to stay close to them each one for their reasons.