Originally from Athens, Greece, Alexandros is a London-based writer and director who studied filmmaking at MFS in Ealing Studios. His debut feature, CAFÉ 404, starring Dimitri Gripari (Dangerous Liaisons) and Vasilis Koukalani (Tehran, Kabul), premiered in competition at the 65th Thessaloniki International Film Festival and has since screened at major festivals in Los Angeles, New York, and Toronto, establishing him as a rising voice in international cinema. Alexandros is currently developing his second feature, The Passed Pawn, based on his BAFTA and BIFA-qualifying short THE T3ST, funded by the GFC, ERT, and the NFTS, and starring Matthew Stagg (Marrowbone, Macbeth) and Killian Coyle (Normal People, Call the Midwife). He is also developing two TV series: Ben and The End, a dark comedy about Charon, the mythical Greek
ferryman, trying to keep suicidal Ben alive—executive produced by David Barron (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows)—and Antiparos, a whodunit murder mystery produced by Tanweer (So Long Marianne) and selected for Series Mania 2025. His TV comedy debut, LUV’S STORY, stars Niki Vakali (Worlds Apart). He also directed The Cellist, a McDonald’s commercial nominated at the Porsche Awards (2022).
Alexandros has been mentored by Fred Fuchs (The Godfather Part III, Dracula) and won the 1st National Prize of the Nespresso Talents at Cannes.