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- Chris
- Height5′ 9¾″ (1.77 m)
- Christos Arfanis was born on 26 February 1996 in Athens, Greece. He is a Greek filmmaker (film producer, screenwriter, film director), entertainment author/journalist, and music producer. He has extensive experience in writing articles about audiovisual media (movies and series) and interviewing various talents (actors, directors, etc.). He is known for Survivor's Choice (2022) starring Eric Roberts and Herrings (2015).
- IMDb mini biography by: Anonymous - Christos Arfanis (born February 26, 1996, in Athens, Greece) is a Greek filmmaker, screenwriter, and cultural journalist raised in Ilioupoli, Attica. Although he initially studied Tourism and Hospitality Management at the Technological Educational Institute of Athens (now part of the University of West Attica following its 2018 merger), his artistic path shifted decisively at the age of twenty, when he turned his focus to cinema and theater. From that point forward, he began writing, directing, and producing independent film projects. Since 2020, Arfanis has served as editor-in-chief for several digital and print cultural platforms and has participated as a juror in international film festivals, strengthening his presence within the independent film community. In 2023, he became a member of the Scriptwriters Guild of Greece, further establishing his professional standing within the Greek film industry. Working in both Greek and English, he develops original film and theatrical projects with an international orientation, seeking cross-border collaborations and broader audience reach.
- IMDb mini biography by: EntertainmentNews.gr
- Parents
- RelativesNikolaos Arfanis(Sibling)Alexandra Arfanis(Sibling)Aris Veliziotis(Grandparent)Despoina Arfanis(Sibling)
- His films usualy have many close up and extreme close up scenes.
- His early films use a blue color palette.
- His favorite movie is Requiem for a Dream (2000).
- If the acting, cinematography and music is good and the film's message is skillfully conveyed, then the movie can be considered a cinematic masterpiece.
- Art is an interpretation and not the nature of the world.
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