Kedi screening at Zizania in Athens to cover kitten care costs
Kedi (2016), a film about the city's stray cats, will be screened on Tuesday, 13 October 2026, at 19:30 on the rooftop of the Zizania Social Centre in Athens. Admission is free, with optional donations towards the medical care costs of two kittens.
When
Tue 13 Oct · 19:30 – Tue 13 Oct · 20:30
Where
Ταράτσα Κατειλημμένου Κοινωνικού Κέντρου Ζιζάνια, Φερών 30 & Φυλής, Αθήνα
The Self-organised Garden of Fylis and Feron is organising a screening of Kedi (2016). According to the organisers, the proceeds will cover part of the costs incurred for the medical care of two kittens from the garden.
The announcement says that the neighbourhood has been looking after Fylia Park for 15 years, maintaining and cleaning it, composting and caring for the cats. The space also hosts collective kitchens and activities for children.
The screening will take place on 13 October, from 19:30 to 20:30, on the rooftop of the squatted Zizania Social Centre, at 30 Feron Street and Fylis Street, a two-minute walk from Victoria station on the ISAP railway. Admission is free and donations are optional.
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