Elias Malandris

He has collaborated with numerous Greek television channels, such as ERT (Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation) ANT1, ALPHA, SKAI and with Bloomberg TV in New York.

The series of Test: A Fourth Dimension was a dramatization of the works of the poet Yannis Ritsos, which was honored by the Department of Modern Greek Studies at the Complutense University of Madrid, and was included in its curricula.

In 2001 he completed his first long film entitled The Yusuri, with the participation of Turkish actors with the music of Stavros Xarchakos and the traditional band Palaiina Schefferia, which is a metaphor of the novel Words of the prow by Andreas Karkavitsas.

In 2000 he directed two performances Rebirth at Herodium (Odeon of Herodes Atticus under Acropolis) and The Song of Achilles in the theatre Brachon.

In 2003 he presented "The Muddy Waters"[9] of the poet Nikos Kavvadias in Athens Concert Hall, Megaron with numerous famous Greek artists which was a production of The Company of Friends of the Municipal Theatre of Piraeus, starting then a collaboration of almost a decade when presidents of the company were the ladies A. Ntaifa and E. Meleti.

In 2004 he published the study Achilleis[11][12] which is a reconstruction of the lost Aeschylus trilogy, Myrmidones, Nereides, Phrygians and was presented by the Greek festival and the Cyprus Theatre Organisation at Epidaurus ancient theatre in the summer of 2004, rising protests by Greek philologists but he was vastly praised by the international press[13][14] and divided the critics.

In the summer of 2008, he represented Greece in the international festivals of Ephesus (Izmir) with the reconstruction of Euripides' "Phaethon" directed by Nikos Haralambous and the music of Michalis Christodoulides.

In 2009, in collaboration with Mario Frangoulis and the Academy of Athens they presented a program for world peace that was performed the same summer at Herodium and in the winter of 2010 in many cities of USA, starting with Boston, under the title "The Light of Greece".

In the summer of 2010, within the same project, the ancient theatre at Pergamon in Turkey opens for the first time, after many years, with the tragedy Aeschylus "Prometheus Bound",[16] directed by Malandris with the participation of great artists, with the original music of Constantine Psachos, choreography by Vassia Angelidou and the collaboration with the Lyceum of Greek Women; the latter under the direction of Kostas Karamanos and the "Spiritual march" with the music of Mikis Theodorakis.

He has often collaborated with newspapers as Kathimerini, Imeresia and Acropolis and his articles have been published in "the Political Issues" in the magazine Passworld of Axon Airlines, in which he was the chief-editor, as well.