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Panos H. Koutras (Greek: Πάνος Χ. Κούτρας; born in Athens) is a Greek film director, film producer and screenwriter, who made his debut with the feature film The Attack of the Giant Moussaka (1999), an independent science-fiction parody who gained international recognition in France and Japan and is still considered as a cult classic. He has directed, produced and written three more films: Real Life (2004), a French-Greek co-production, selected at the Toronto International Film Festival (Contemporary World Cinema) Strella (2009), selected at the Panorama at Berlin International Film Festival and Xenia (2014), selected at the Un Certain Regard at Cannes Film Festival. His latest film, Dodo (2022), a Greek-French-Belgian co-production will make its world premiere at the 75th Cannes Film Festival.
He is an Athens-born filmmaker and founder of the production company 100% Synthetic Films, recognized for his work in queer-themed dramas and absurdist camp cinema.
He is best known for directing critically recognized films including the drama Strella, the coming-of-age story Xenia, and the cult sci-fi parody The Attack of the Giant Moussaka.
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