Stefanos Kakavoulis: Bizarre, cerebral gay movies and n*de performance pieces, plus an adult video and a kooky documentary

  

Link to the n*de photos

When Stefanos Kakavoulis appeared on the n*de celebrity site, I thought his name was a prank.  Kaka means "bad, evil, garbage" in Greek, so Kakavoulis means, roughly,  "The Little Stinker"  But that's really his name:

Stefanos  was born in Australia in 1977, but moved to Greece when he was a baby.  He got his degree in teaching art from the Higher Drama School New Greek Theatre of G. Armenis (that's what it says).

He has five acting credits listed on the IMDB, and several others on his personal website.  I took a year of Greek in college, but it wasn't quite enough to understand the untranslated plot synopses and trailers. 

Hnychterini sonata ("The Nightengale Sonata," 2015).  I don't know what it's about, but it shows some people in towels kissing.

Exoria ("Exile," 2019):  Stefanos kisses a dude, but strangles him during the bedroom stuff, and approaches a lady dressed as a bumblebee who is lap-dancing a guy in a bunny mask. 

That's what the trailer shows.

Antonious (2020): , a 38-minute poem by gay Portuguese writer Fernando Pessoa, translated into Greek by Stefanos.  The Emperor Hadrian mourns the death of hislover.

Copper Sand (2020): Two men serve in the army together, then meet again after 15 years.  Is the spark still there?

Based on the trailer, I'd say that it's still there.

Howl (2020): A 20-minute performance of the Allen Ginsberg poem, translated into Greek.

Kathartirio ("Purgatory," 2022).  "Stories about love in modern Greece."  

Leonardo's Ring (2024), based on the play by Rick Elice, is about a ring that travel from hand to hand over the centuries.  Owners include gay icons Leonardo Da Vinci, Oscar Wilde, and Tchaikovsky.  Looks like a lot of musclemen in a pool, and two guys in bed in a crappy apartment.

Stefanos is primarily a theatrical actor.  His credits include The Importance of Being Earnest, The Talented Mr Ripley, Bent. and Vitruvio, where he performs Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man (n*ked, of course) in a meditation on mortality.

I'm getting the impression that he's gay.

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Stefanos posts on social media in both English and Greek, but he doesn't reveal much about his personal life.  No family or friends.  He cooks, he travels, he posts an adult video.

(On RG Beefcake and Boyfriends).  Not bad.

Otherwise it's back to his creative work.

He has published poetry, one-act plays based on the short stories of Guy de Maupassant, and some full-length plays, notably The Children of the Father and They Kill Horses When They Get Old.

Another meditation on mortality?  

And he's the writer/director/producer of two movies:

Dionysian Night (2010).  Since Dionysus was the god of grapes, wine, and general bacchanals (from his Latin name, Bacchus), I expected some bedroom stuff.  No, it's about a lady with a dead husband, an estranged son, and a daughter with a brain problem, who invites a young man(Konstadinos Papavasileiou) to dinner.

 This might not be the same one.

Smoking Old Chimneys (2012): A documentary about the chimneys of Athens.

WTF?

You're in Athens.  You have the Acropolis, the Agora, Neoclassical masterpieces like the National Library, modern wonders like the Stavros Niarchos Cultural Center, and you're filming chimneys?

Let's just take another look at your c*ck and call it a night.

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