Tucked into the cool folds of the Troodos mountains, the village of Kato Platres offers a setting that few urban cinemas could rival. On Tuesday, 11 August 2026, at 20:30, the grounds of the former village primary school — Πρώην Δημοτικό Σχολείο Κάτω Πλατρών — will host a free open-air screening in memory of Sotiris Moustakas, one of the most cherished figures in the history of Greek cinema. The choice of venue feels entirely right: an old schoolyard open to the night sky, with mountain air carrying the faint scent of pine, is exactly the kind of place where nostalgia settles in naturally.
Sotiris Moustakas built a career on warmth, comic timing and an instinctive connection with audiences. His films remain a touchstone for generations of Greek-speaking viewers, and an evening dedicated to his work is as much a communal celebration as it is a screening. Expect laughter, a few quiet moments of recognition, and the particular pleasure of watching a beloved film in good company.
The event is organised by the Κοινοτικό Σύμβουλο Κάτω Πλατρών and the Όμιλος Φίλων Κάτω Πλατρών (Τορναρίδες), two local bodies that have long championed the village's cultural calendar. Entry is completely free, making this an ideal outing for families, couples, and anyone spending a summer evening in the Limassol highlands. Bring a light jacket — mountain nights have a way of cooling quickly once the sun goes down.
— Source: eventor.com.cy