When a mysterious sphere crash lands into a field owned by local handyman Skevos, played by Athos Antoniou, the stage is set for an unforgettable adventure. Skevos, known as a bit of an underachiever in the small community, is forced to summon his courage and retrieve the UFO in order to pay off a family debt. Skevos embarks on a journey that will test his mettle and reshape his destiny. “Sunrise in Kimmeria” , Simon’s debut feature, echoes themes seen in classics like “The Gods Must Be Crazy” and “The Dish.” 

“Stahia,” Simon Farmakas’s third short film completed in 2011. This poignant family drama, set against the backdrop of modern-day Nicosia, invites audiences on an emotional journey through the intricate dynamics of grief and familial bonds. With its heartfelt storytelling and nuanced exploration of loss and resilience, “Stahia” resonates with viewers long after the credits roll.

In the short film “Absent,” Simon tackles the enduring mystery of a missing loved one. Through DNA identification, the long-lost remains of a cherished husband are finally brought to light, forever altering the course of his wife’s life. As she grapples with the weight of this newfound knowledge, emotions of grief, longing, and acceptance collide in a heart-wrenching journey of remembrance and closure. 

“Airport for Sale,” a captivating debut short film that premiered at the 57th Oberhausen Short Film Festival. This thought-provoking short captivated audiences with its narrative, its execution and compelling child-actor performances. “Airport for Sale” stands as a small testament to the enduring power of cinema to inspire, provoke, and resonate with audiences across borde.