A Greek movie about a woman who has power in her eyes

A woman kills with her eyes and protects herself with dark sunglasses. She suffers with her condition and roams the city looking for love.

Greece, 1936. An aristocratic woman engages in a series of loveless affairs before finding herself falling for a political activist.

Two young people (Christina Silva and Takis Varlamos), living in a provincial town, fall in love with each other and are stolen. After a wild chase, the girl returns pregnant to her father (Theodoros Moridis), who removes the newborn, saying that she died in childbirth. The girl leaves for Athens where she marries a businessman (Lambros Konstantaras), but loses her eyesight in an accident. Her father, remorseful, investigates and discovers the child (Takis Vidos) and the woman, because of unspeakable joy, regains her sight.

Two women fight for a man's heart. A television film by Lena Voudouri.

A photographer decides to take some time off for herself and stays at a friend's house. She discovers that the house is equipped with a high-powered telescope. She also discovers two other things: there is a voyeuristic side to herself that she didn't know about, and that not only is she watching other people's activities, but that someone is watching hers.

In the premiere narrative short from 4 Train Films, Ena Paulino plays a woman who tells the story of “La Perla”, a lush, if not dangerous part of Puerto Rico, and the eyes that follow her everywhere. Take in the saturated red and greens, and enjoy this Puerto Rican homage to classic French and Italian technicolor cinema.

A woman arrives on a Greek island and makes profound connections with those she encounters.