Name: "Dog Day Afternoon" film screening
Start: 2025-09-22T20:00:00+03:00
Location: Home for Cooperation

🪭Some cool films for the summer heat
We continue our Summer Programme with the Open-air film screenings at the Home for Cooperation Cafe on the Mondays of September
1️⃣Monday - 15.09 - 20:00 - “Touki Bouki”
2️⃣Monday - 22.09 - 20:00 - “Dog Day Afternoon”
3️⃣Monday - 25.09 - 20:00 - “Do the Right Thing”
We will continue with our normal film screenings at Pantheon in October!

🎟️ Tickets: €5
🗣️English and Greek subtitles
** First come, first served **
There are a limited number of sits, so to ensure you find a sit, arrive earlier!
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Sidney Lumet’s "Dog Day Afternoon" turns a Brooklyn bank robbery into a searing snapshot of 1970s America. Shot like a documentary (hand‑held cameras, natural sound, no score) it channels the decade’s economic unease and media frenzy while centering Al Pacino’s raw, desperate charisma. The film broke ground with its compassionate view of queer identity, and its critique of real‑time news spectacle still feels startlingly modern. Gritty, urgent, and deeply human, it stands as both a masterclass in tension and a timeless study of ordinary people cornered by extraordinary pressures.