Dimitris Sirinakis Δημήτρης Σειρηνάκης | |
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| Born | 18 October 1974 |
| Occupation(s) | Director and Producer of Pornographic film |
| Website | Sirina.tv |
Dimitris Sirinakis (Greek: Δημήτρης Σειρηνάκης) is a Greek erotic films director and producer. He is also the founder of Sirina Entertainment, and the owner of Sirina TV, the first Greek TV channel featuring adult content, that broadcasts via OTE TV.
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Biography
Sirinakis was born in Palaio Faliro, Athens on 18 October 1974. He served his military service as a member of the Special Forces. In 2000, he founded Sirina Entertainment, the first Greek erotic film production company with an international appeal.
Career and Sirina Entertainment
With the completion of his military service, Dimitris Sirinakis studied business management in Washington University[1] and upon its graduation, he worked for a multinational company. In 2000, he began his career in the sensual films industry, as an exclusive distributor of international erotic films in Greece (e.g. Hustler, Marc Dorcel, etc.) In 2007 he started directing[2] and producing his own erotic films, where one may enjoy the performance of Greek models.
Dimitris Sirinakis is said to be the only professional erotic film producer in Greece,[1] while Sirina Entertainment productions have met with great success in the Greek market.
In 2010, his infamous cooperation with actress/model Julia Alexandratou and the release of her sex DVD “Banned”,[3] marked a peak time in Sirina Entertainment producer's career. The tumult[4] brought by the release of the DVD surpassed Greek borders, while top media channels reported extensively[5] on the subject. The aftereffects of the release of Julia Alexandratou's sex tape were quite impressive, as foreign media even talked about an effort of manipulating public opinion,[6] due to the fact that the release occurred at the same time as the IMF bailout program for Greece. Meanwhile, numerous Greek TV shows[7] and features[8] dealt with the issue for months.
Although initially, Julia Alexandratou argued that the DVD content was about personal footage that was leaked by one of her exes, after 13 days Julia Alexandratou finally admitted the whole truth in Tatiana Stefanidou's a TV show.[9] She confessed that everything was legally agreed between both parties; she signed a contract with the production company that was submitted to the revenue office, she was properly paid and the relevant invoice was issued.
In any case, the success of the Julia Alexandratou film was used as an excuse for questioning Greek showbiz taboos, regarding sensual productions. Soon after that, more big names, such as Marianna Douvli, Voula Vavatsi, and Christina Rousaki, followed Julia's lead.
The scandalous style,[10] which is typical in Dimitrinis Sirinakis productions, involves the participation of renown showbiz names and the use of fairly provocative sets,[11] as well as his ability of taking advantage of publicity. All the above contributed equally to the promotion of Sirina Entertainment in Greece and abroad.
Company Expansion
In 2007, Sirina Entertainment was involved with print media, publishing the newspaper Sirina news and the monthly magazine Sirina.
Sirina News
Sirina News was the first-ever politics-gossip newspaper[12] available in stands that offered two DVDs as freebies: an erotic film, produced by Sirina Entertainment, and an action movie.
Sirina TV HD
Since October 2013, Dimitris Sirinakis is the owner of the first Greek erotic TV Channel Sirina, which is included in the “Adult Pack” of OTE TV.
Web (sirina.tv)
The webpage sirina.tv is the official website of the company.
The website that started operating in 2010, features all the latest Sirina Entertainment productions, as well as video, images, and news of erotic interest.
Awards and recognition
- 2004: “Best Development for Eroticism in Greece” Award, in the Brussels International Festival of Eroticism
- 2008: Honorary Award in the 7th Festival of Greek Cult Cinema: “For its overall contribution and bold achievements in the field of the 7th art”.
References
- ^ a b "Porn all over Greece (Τσόντα και πάσης Ελλάδος)". December 2014. Archived from the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 13 March 2015.
- ^ "Sirina Entertainment - IMDb". IMDb.
- ^ "Julia Alexandratou's DVD (Η Τζούλια Αλεξανδράτου σε DVD)". March 2010.
- ^ "Julia's porn in numbers (Το πορνό της Τζούλιας σε αριθμούς)". March 2010.
- ^ "Julia-Cicciolina talks to Spiegel (H Τζούλια-Τσιτσιολίνα μιλά στο Spiegel)". April 2010.
- ^ "What economic crisis? Greece focuses on porn movies by pop star Julia Alexandratou". March 2010. Archived from the original on 2 July 2010.
- ^ "Lazopoulos talks about Julia (Λαζόπουλος για την Τζούλια)". March 2010.
- ^ "Julia in Star News (Η Τζούλια στο δελτίο του Star)". 4 March 2010.
- ^ "Julia: I shoot the hot DVD cause there was just too much money at stake! (Τζούλια: "Γύρισα το καυτό DVD γιατί ήταν πολλά τα λεφτά!")". March 2010. Archived from the original on 22 March 2010. Retrieved 13 March 2015.
- ^ "Austerity Porn: Greek Terrorists Rape Ministers' Wives in Controversial Revenge Movie". February 2013.
- ^ "Tumult brought by an erotic film shoot in a bus! (Σάλος με ροζ ταινία που γυρίστηκε μέσα σε λεωφορείο!)". September 2011. Archived from the original on 2 April 2015. Retrieved 13 March 2015.
- ^ "New weekly newspaper published by porn producer Dimitrinis Sirinakis (Νέα εβδομαδιαία εφημερίδα απο τον παραγωγό πορνό Δημήτρη Σειρηνάκη)". January 2011.
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