My Cousin’s Wedding

My Cousin’s Wedding is a Greek comedy and drama that explores a woman's transition into adulthood. The story is told through a recovered wedding videotape from the 2000s, showcasing glimpses of family life in provincial Greece. The narrative spans the events of a wedding, from the initial celebrations to the couple leaving the church, blending these childhood memories with footage of the protagonist as an adult.

Silva Tsoumana wrote and directed the film, and also served as a producer alongside Stefanos Evagelopoulos and Lina Kountoura. The production was a collaboration between Either/Or Productions, ΕΚΚΟΜΕΔ, and the Film School of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The cast features Elina Tsiormpatzi and Danae Tsiopli in dual roles as teenagers and adults, with Yiolanta Balaoura appearing as Alexia and Stefanos Kosmidis as Pavlos. Polytimi Evaggelidou plays the bride, Sia, and Nefeli Verikiou appears as Nadia. The short film has a runtime of 18 minutes and involved a large team of 114 credited cast members and 42 credited crew members.