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All About Filming in Greece – the Hellenic Film Commission publication with everything you need to know about the new audiovisual landscape in Greece
Greece’s growing momentum as an international destination for film and television productions is highlighted in the new publication “All About Filming in Greece – Spring 2026 Edition”.
The updated and expanded edition showcases major international productions that selected Greece as the setting for their stories, making use of its iconic locations and its investment incentives.
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Coloured in Possibility: mAgenda, the Greek Audiovisual Industry Guide That Maps a Creative Generation
The Hellenic Film Commission by ΕΚΚΟΜΕΔ presents mAgenda, the updated Greek Industry Guide that serves as an indispensable tool for anyone seeking to explore, collaborate with, or invest in Greece’s thriving audiovisual and creative sector.
More than a reference book, mAgenda is a living portrait of an industry in motion. Its pages bring together emerging talent earning recognition on the international stage alongside experienced, highly skilled crews whose work speaks for itself. Whether you are a producer, a director, or a production partner looking to set up in Greece, this guide connects you with the people and teams ready to turn ambitious ideas into extraordinary audiovisual work.
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Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis inaugurated the restoration and enhancement projects of the Mystras fortress city and the museum exhibitions at the Palace of the Despots, in the presence of Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni.

The projects include the upgrading of visitor routes to ensure maximum accessibility for people with disabilities, the protection of the monument against wildfire risks through the installation of a modern water supply and firefighting system, and the comprehensive preservation of important churches through systematic conservation work on their structural elements and painted decoration. These initiatives mark the completion of a major, long-term investment in the cultural heritage of Laconia.

In her speech, Minister of Culture Lina Mendoni emphasized: “Today is a particularly important day for Laconia and the Peloponnese, because this is not merely the inauguration of another restoration project. A place of national historical memory and identity is being returned once again to society — a cultural asset of universal value and a timeless center of civilization.”

She added that “the project we deliver today concerns the reintegration of a leading site of Byzantine heritage into the contemporary cultural and tourism map of Greece and Europe. It concerns the fully upgraded ability of Greek and foreign visitors to experience history firsthand and to recognize the enduring significance of Greek culture and the historical continuity of Hellenism.”

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The Annual Conference of the BrainReGain will take place on Friday, May 29, 2026, at the Athens Concert Hall, with the option to attend via live streaming.

Titled “RETURN. TALENT. IMPACT.”, the conference will present the initiative’s new 360° model for connecting global Greek talent with the future of Greece. Through a modern approach, BrainReGain moves beyond the discussion of brain drain toward a comprehensive model focused on connection, international experience, collaboration, and reconnection with Greece.

During the conference, the new actions BrainExplore, BrainExchange, and BrainReConnect will be introduced, with particular emphasis on the younger generation, international experience, and engagement with the Greek diaspora. A specialized healthcare initiative titled “Health Returns Home” will also be presented.

In parallel, the initiative will unveil the findings of its research on repatriation and the labor market, while Greeks who returned to Greece will share real-life stories, experiences, challenges, and personal journeys of returning home.

The conference will bring together representatives from government, business, and academia, Greeks living abroad, young professionals, and institutional organizations.

The event is held under the auspices of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, the Ministry of Education, Sports and Religious Affairs, the General Secretariat for Greeks Abroad and Public Diplomacy, and the SEV Hellenic Federation of Enterprises

The event will also be broadcast via live streaming, allowing audiences from Greece and abroad to participate.

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