Will New York Greek Film Expo 2024 Be Part of the ‘Weird Wave’? 

To the extent that Greece has dented the popular imagination in recent years, it is through a series of pictures that steer clear of conventional tastes.

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Dimitra Vlagopoulou in 'Animal.' Via Shellac Films

Here’s a question fans of global cinema can’t help but ask as the New York Greek Film Expo 2024 opens its doors: Just how weird will this particular wave be? To the extent that Greece has dented the popular imagination in recent years, it is through a series of pictures that steer clear of conventional tastes. 

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