Censorship of gay kiss on Cyprus TV ‘another setback for LGBT community’
The censorship of a kiss between two men in the broadcast of a Greek series by a local channel was another setback for gay rights...
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Women in film and television chapter finally get green light
The Cyprus chapter of ‘Women in Film and Television Cyprus2, Wift Cy has finally been given the green light by the Cyprus government three years...
New Turkish drama about 1963-1974 Cyprus creates buzz in north
A Turkish-made TV drama called ‘Once Upon a Time in Cyprus’ is set to focus on the events of 1963, a period when intercommunal strife...
Nicosia prisons to feature on new Netflix series highlighting humanitarian approach (Updated)
The Nicosia central prisons will feature in a new Netflix documentary based on its humanitarian approach in treating prisoners, director of prisons Anna Aristotelous confirmed...
Woman arrested trying to smuggle drugs into prison inside TV
A woman was arrested on Thursday for having attempted to smuggle into the Central Prisons narcotics stashed inside a television. According to a statement, the...
Lovecraft Country: reality contains enough monsters already
Flames flare across the sky. Bullets fly through the air. A group of soldiers move along the tight confines of a trench, helmets dulled from...
Palm Springs: Existentialist romcom hits the right notes
Screenwriter Andy Siara is no stranger to mixing the bluest of comedy with life’s more morbid elements. In 2016’s short film Grill Dog, which Siara...
Cabinet members to appear on New Year’s Eve ‘Weakest Link’ Cybc special
Members of the cabinet and government will participate in a festive version of the popular television game, ‘The Weakest Link’ on Cybc on New Year’s...
TV station owner claims he bribed broadcasting officials, probe underway
Police on Thursday said they were investigating a report that a television station owner had been bribing two officials from the radio and television authority...
Illicit streaming highlights cost of legal viewing for Cypriot consumers
WHEN hundreds of television sets in Cyprus went blank, people first wondered what it was that went wrong. Perhaps they checked their innocuous device that...
