CYPRUS PROBLEM Five decades later, the landmark documentary remains an unvarnished testament to the island's defining tragedy. Photo credits: Michael Cacoyannis Foundation Michael Cacoyannis captured the immediate grief of 1974 in 'Attila '74' Newsroom / CNA When the Greek junta-backed coup and the subsequent Turkish invasion shattered Cyprus in the summer of 1974, Michael Cacoyannis was already one of the most celebrated filmmakers in the world. READ MORE
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