The Houston Greek Film Festival (HGFF) showcases new films from Greek and Cypriot filmmakers, producers and actors from Greece, Cyprus and the diaspora. featuring both feature-length and shorts, the HGFF aims to promote Greek cinema to Houston and all of Texas and the southwest!
Now in its 7th year, the Houston Greek Film Festival was founded in 2018 by current Executive Board members: Kosta Papasideris, Anastasia Papanicolaou Papasideris, Paula Varsamis and Maximos (Max) Weimmer. Initally, the HGFF was a project of GreekinHouston - a free online platform for Greek events and organizations in Houston (greekinhouston.com) - but after some time, the project grew too big and began taking steps as its own 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
The HGFF consistantly brings its patrons the very best of Greek and Cypriot Cinema from all over the world, including all Greek/Cypriot candidates for the American Academy Awards. Past entrys of the Festival include POLYXENI, JAMAICA, KAZANTZAKIS, HOLY BOOM, 1968, THE SIEGE ON LIPERTI STREET, EFTIHIA, DIGGER, SMYRNA, MY BELOVED, and BLACK STONE just to name a few. In addition to the directors, producers, writers and actors we all look to every year in the Greek-cinema world, because of their ever-growing world impact and recognition in film, the Houston Greek Film Festival focuses a lot of energy on cultivating the very best short films - and is lucky enough to be home to several young film makers and industry professionals. Look for the "home-grown" talent we make sure to include every year!
The HGFF Team is made up of:
(1) The Executive Board: Kosta Papasideris, Anastasia Papanicolaou Papasideris, Paula Varsamis & Max Weimmer
(2) A group of extremly dedicated film screeners, called Judges/Jurors.
(3) Tireless, thoughtful, and amazing volunteers.
Past Events at MATCH
- December 2024: 7th Annual Houston Greek Film Festival
- November 2023: 6th Annual Houston Greek Film Festival
- November 2022: Houston Greek Film Festival 2022
- November 2019: Houston Greek Film Festival 2019
- November 2018: Houston Greek Film Festival 2018