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“Ohi: What Does It Mean Today?” | 01 Nov. 2025, 10:00

In 1940, Greece said “Ohi” — “No” — to the Italian ambassador’s ultimatum.
In 2025, the ultimatums arrive differently: through burnout, greenwashing, and the quiet normalization of the absurd.

On Saturday, 01 November 2025, at 10:00 (Athens time), three distinguished figures of contemporary Greek cinema — Lefteris Charitos, Giorgos Avgeropoulos, and Elina Psykou — join “Ariadni’s Thread” to explore what “Ohi” means today:
in work, in the environment, and in gender relations.

Produced and presented by Ariadni Sofia Kouri
Broadscast: Saturday 1 November 2025, 10:00 Athens time

TAGS Ariadni's ThreadDon't MissAriadni Sofia KouriElina PsykouGiorgos AvgeropoulosLefteris CharitosOhiVOICE OF GREECE
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