The Greek Cinema Club (Ciné-club hellénique de Luxembourg) has announced the election of its new Executive Committee, as well as upcoming film screenings.

AGM - Executive Committee

At its annual general assembly (AGM) on 13 January 2026, the Greek Cinema Club elected the following Executive Committee members:

  • Eugenia Gavalaki
  • Vasiliki Kamara
  • Stefanos Krassas
  • Angeliki Maragkoudaki
  • Ioanna Topa

The club discussed the problems it is currently facing, as well as possible solutions. The main problem, according to the club, is financial. In 2025, all films had a negative balance, with expenses exceeding revenue. Proposed ways to address this included contacting the Greek Embassy in Luxembourg, reaching out for and seeking sponsorships from Greek businesses and Greek shops in Luxembourg, and contacting Luxembourg's Ministry of Culture. A proposal to eliminate one of the two monthly screenings to reduce expenses was also considered but rejected. Members also discussed ways to promote the club's events and the effectiveness of spreading them through advertising posters and social media posts.

Upcoming Screenings

The Greek Cinema Club will screen the film Meat (Greece, 2024, 104 min, colour) at Ciné Utopia in Luxembourg-Limpertsberg on Tuesday 24 February 2026 at 19:00 and on Wednesday 25 February 2026 at 21:00. The drama-thriller, directed by Dimitris Nakos, will be presented in the original Greek version with English subtitles. It is not suitable for children under the age of sixteen.

Synopsis: Roots of an ancient Greek tragedy blossom when a patriarch confronts a fateful decision involving his son and the boy he raised after a long-standing feud escalates to murder. In a village in the Greek countryside, Takis prepares the opening of his new butcher shop. One day before the inauguration, his son Pavlos kills the neighbour who claims part of their land. The only witness is Christos, a young man from Albania whom Takis has had with him since childhood.

Cast: Akilas Karazisis; Kostas Nikouli; Pavlos Iordanopoulos.

Tickets cost €6 for members and €12 for non-members and are available via Luxembourg Ticket or at the cinema 30 minutes before the screening (cash only).