The New Greek Americans

This documentary chronicles the experiences of the Greek diaspora in the U.S., starting from the 1960s. It captures how young Greek Americans began to embrace societal changes while dealing with their conservative backgrounds. The film narrates significant historical events that shaped the community's identity, such as the Civil Rights Movement and the 1998 presidential nomination of Michael S. Dukakis, a pivotal moment for Greeks in America.

Narrated and hosted by Olympia Dukakis, the documentary features humorous and poignant stories from second and third-generation immigrants. It reflects the complex aspects of growing up Greek in the United States, providing a rich, personal perspective on cultural assimilation and heritage. This film offers insight into the lives and struggles of a vibrant community that has contributed significantly to the American tapestry.