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Release: February 24, 2026

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After mistakenly slaying a sacred deer, Agamemnon is ordered to atone for his sin by the gods. After mistakenly slaying a sacred deer, Agamemnon is ordered to atone for his sin by the gods. In order for them to guarantee safe passage for his armies to Troy, he must make the ultimate sacrifice: the death of his beloved daughter, Iphigenia. Torn between family and country, he attempts to keep the details of the impossible ultimatum from his wife, Clytemnestra (Irene Papas, Z), choosing to deceive her while he wrestles with the implications of his decision, while those around him wait tensely for his answer. A masterpiece of epic Greek storytelling, Iphigenia is the third film from Michael Cacoyannis (Zorba the Greek, Elektra) to be adapted from a Euripidean tragedy, and one of the director's most acclaimed and successful films, nominated for both the Palme d'Or and the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. Bonus Materials High-definition digital transfer Uncompressed mono PCM audio New interview with Greek film expert Dimitris Papanikolaou on Michael Cacoyannis (2025) Archival press conference interview with Michael Cacoyannis (1977) Archival interview with director Michael Cacoyannis and actress Irene Papas (1977) Newly improved English subtitle translation Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Time Tomorrow Limited edition booklet featuring new writing by Vrasidas Karalis Limited edition of 3000 copies, presented in full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip leaving packaging free of certificates and markings Cast & Crew Actors: Irene Papas Kostas Kazakos Kostas Karras Tatiana Papamoschou Panos Mihalopoulos Hristos Tsagas Director: Michael Cacoyannis

Release: June 5, 2012

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On the Greek isle of Crete, Basil, a shy inhibited writer from England is befriended by Zorba, a boisterous peasant with an astonishing love for life. When Zorba agrees to work at Basil's abandoned mine, it is the beginning of a lesson for the young man as he gradually moves from an observer of the world to a participant.