Nikolaos Skordilis

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This is one of the very few films treating a sensitive issue like cancer with dignity, integrity and no BS. Two teenagers suffering for years from some form of cancer fall in love, something they thought was impossible and that their life should only orbit around their problem, their illness. This is their story.

If you are tired of noisy fans and hard drives, viruses and trojans, BSODs, insanely expensive shiny toys with glossy screens you can barely view nothing outside and would rather want a design and engineering marvel that is no certainly not a toy but a tool, then read on. The rest of you also read on, but beware : you will likely be enraged. With yourselves.

If you have grown tired of lame american action films but are also bored by european culture specific films, if you want to see a very different, well made and finely written action film and have no patience to wait for its upcoming american remake, then this film is for you.

There are many kinds of pain. Pain can be emotional, physical, self-inflicting or inflicted by others, either intentionally or unintentionally; consciously or subconsciously. Pain is generally regarded as something that should be avoided, yet some are attracted to it like moths are to fire. Why?

You thought that controlling devices like your PC or iPhone with your mind alone was science fiction? Then read on. You will be surprised by where we are already today.

If you are sick of the lame, supposedly horror Hollywood films, if you think nothing can scare or shock you, and if you have no trouble watching a French film, then Martyrs is for you. However, if your horror limit is films like Saw or From Hell, then this film is way beyond your viewing tolerance.

David Cronenberg narrates the story of the intense relationship between Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung, the mentor and the student, and how they gave birth to psychoanalysis.