Giorgos Panousopoulos

His 1989 film Love Me Not? Was entered into the 46th Venice International Film Festival. Panousopoulos died on 10 March 2026, at the age of 84.

• Name — Giorgos Panousopoulos • Native Name — Γιώργος Πανουσόπουλος • Born — 3 February 1942 • Birthplace — Kifissia, German-occupied Greece • Died — 10 March 2026 • Place of death — Athens, Greece • Occupation — Cinematographer Film director Screenwriter • Years Active — 1964–2004 • Children — 4

Directed features • Year — Title — Notes • 1967 — Abraham begat Isaac, Isaac begat Jacob, Jacob begat... — short film / debut as director; also writer and producer • 1974 — Friday 9th August — short film; also writer • 1979 — Honeymoon — also writer and producer • 1981 — Neighbors (Oi Apenanti) — also writer and producer • 1985 — Mania — also writer and producer • 1988 — The coffee — short film; also producer • 1989 — Love Me Not? — also writer and producer • 1995 — Free diving — also co-writer and producer • 1998 — Tafeia - The celebration of the ancestors — short film • 2001 — One Day at Night — also writer • 2004 — Testosterone — also writer • 2005 — Introduction to the opening ceremony, 2004 Olympic Games • 2018 — In This Country You Do Not Believe — also writer Television • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1978 — The Lemonforest — Himself (photographer) — TV mini series • 1986–1987 — Long live the Greek song with Dionysis Savvopoulos — Himself (director) — Saturday variety talk show As an actor • Year — Title — Role — Notes • 1973 — John the Violent — acting debut • 1974 — The effort • 1979 — Easy road • 1983 — Underground road — Hristos Ioannou • 1983 — I am • 1999 — Female Company • 2001 — One Day at Night — man in the office • 2002 — The Bubble — aunt's lover • 2011 — Loafing and Camouflage: Sirens at Land — government council members

Giorgos Panousopoulos is recorded with the occupation cinematographer. Recorded as cinematographer, film director and screenwriter. Identity and origins. The authorities additionally record the heading Yiorgos Panousopoulos. His recorded language was Modern Greek. He married Eleni Bourbouchaki and Betty Livanou.