
Crew
Dimos Sakelariou
EL cinema · 23 credits
Birthplace
Delphi, Greece
Also known as Dimos Sakalarious · Dimos I. Sakellariou · Dimos Sakellariou
Dimos Sakellariou (Greek: Δήμος Σακελλαρίου, 1921 – 1986), was a great Greek cinematographer and cinematographer, with a rich body of work during the "golden age" of old Greek cinema. He was born in Delphi, studied in Italy and left his indelible mark with emblematic works, winning photography awards at the Thessaloniki Festival for the films "Neighborhood the Dream" (1961) and "The Dishonest" (1965). His name has been inextricably linked to the development of black and white and color photography in Greek cinema, as he possessed a special aesthetic eye that raised the artistic level of the films in which he participated.
Known for
Filmography

Gang of Lovers
Cinematography

Lieutenant Natassa
Director of Photography

Let the Cobbler Stick to His Last
Cinematography

The Storyteller
Cinematography

Wake Up, Poor Periklis!
Cinematography

My Boss Was a Fool
Cinematography

The Luna Park Girl
Director of Photography

Our love
Cinematography

Captain Fandis Bastounis
Cinematography

The Right-Minded Madman
Cinematography

The jealous woman
Cinematography

My Daughter, the Socialist
Director of Photography

He's a Mad Mad Veggos
Cinematography

Spend the first of the month
Cinematography

Ruthless
Director of Photography

The Olives
Cinematography

My Wife's Husband
Cinematography

Synoikia to Oneiro
Cinematography

A mistake in love
Cinematography

The Young Lady's Fool
Cinematography

A Fool And A Hater
Director of Photography

She's a Lunatic
Cinematography

Trouble for Fathers
Cinematography

