The 8th Annual Los Angeles Greek Film Festival is pleased to bring you a slate of 29 features, documentaries and short films to the Egyptian Theatre, June 4-8. The
Full Lineup includes 2 world premieres, 14 US premieres and 11 films presented to Los Angeles audiences for the first time. Another first, over one third of the programming is by women filmmakers.
Opening Night - Wednesday, June 4 
Co-presented by LAGFF Sponsors,
Earth Friendly Products and
the Kolovos Family,
G. P. Kolovos & Associates, Opening Night will ring in the red carpet with Nick Cassavetes' hit romantic comedy
THE OTHER WOMAN starring Cameron Diaz, Leslie Mann, Kate Upon, Nikolaj Coster-Waldau, Nicki Minaj, Taylor Kinney and Don Johnson on Wednesday, June 4.
The film will be followed by an Opening Night dinner reception and afterparty presented by LAGFF Sponsor,
West Coast Investors, and produced by club and concert impresario,
DJ Gus Sverkos. A special performance by current chart topper,
Vassy, will highlight a summer evening of music, entertainment and dancing under the stars!
Appearing as one of the highlights of The New Greek Cinema section is Alexandros Avranas'
MISS VIOLENCE (above) which took home Best Euro-Mediterranean Film, Best Director, Best Actor, Best Film honors in the 'Young Cinema Award' section last year at the Venice Film Festival.
Closing Night - Sunday, June 8 
Presented by the
Pabst Brewing Company and
Hostess Brands, the Closing Night Gala will include the Los Angeles premiere of Yorgos Tsemberopoulos' gripping revenge thriller
THE ENEMY WITHIN (O ehthros mou), followed by the festival's prestigious
Orpheus Awards and closing night party produced by resident
DJ Gus Sverkos and
Goodtime Events.
The after-party will begin with a dinner reception and a live performance by
The Tripping Souls. Individual tickets go on sale beginning May 20. The
All-Access GOLD PASS is currently available. Enjoy privileged access to all 5 days of films, industry programs and special events, including the exclusive filmmaker brunch at the home of
Consul General of Greece, Elizabeth Fotiadou, as well as private receptions - for $200.