Best Cypriot series

The adventures of Om Nom, the cute little green monster from Cut the Rope.

100 years ago ...Unexpected residents, in a village that hides a past ... Human stories in a place that is haunted by a great secret ...In a Cypriot ethos would anyone say? ...Not at all!In a painting of trees and stone houses? ...Not at all!In a historical series? ... In a series, for every season!20 characters left out of the old communicate with a different kind of humor, where even the most dramatic moment sprang up on our screens, light and makes us laugh laughter. A hidden love, devastated relationships, greed, intrigues, misunderstandings, twists and grotesque situations, come to revive Cyprus of the 20th century through a caustic writing and a different spectacle!An ingenious Cypriot comedy that combines the old with the modern element in an apt way! A mysterious village that will tempt us to discover it!Welcome to Cyprus that we loved ... through the eyes of the new generation!

A romantic and passionate love story. The love of two young people, Achilles from Cyprus and Melina from Crete, could be based on the timeless story of Romeo and Juliet. This is a modern adaptation of the archetypal myth, which tells the story of a great love.

The X Factor is the Greek version of The X Factor, a show originating in the United Kingdom. It is a television music talent show contested by aspiring pop singers drawn from public auditions.Auditions are held in Greece in the cities of Athens and Thessaloniki, as well as in Cyprus in the city of Nicosia. Auditions for the third X Factor were also held in New York City. Applicants from the Greek diaspora are also accepted.The show is broadcast live in Greece and Cyprus, as well as abroad via ANT1's international stations. Loukas Giorkas, winner of the first series, Stavros Michalakakos, winner of the second series and Haris Antoniou, winner of the third series, are all from Cyprus.

The story presents the adventures of a group of Cypriot students who are in Athens and the corresponding moments that their families spend in Cyprus. This apartment building is mainly inhabited by Cypriots, who for some reason, whether by their will or against it, stay in Athens. They all have strong ties and relationships with Cyprus and retain all the elements, positive and negative, of Cypriots. They try to survive in the madness of Athens, without losing their identity and face life and situations in their own way. The protagonists are everyday, ordinary and recognizable characters and their problems, concepts, joys and sorrows are known and common to all of us.