Τώρα ξανάρχεται ο παγκόσμιος πρωταθλητης του Τζούντο και του Καράτε ο μοναδικός και ανυπέρβλητος Μπρους Λη και δίνει έναν θανάσιμο αγώνα εναντίον των δυνάμεων του κακού και των παράνομων στην τελευταία του υπέρ-περιπέτεια

Παρουσιάζωμεν το θρυλικό γουέστερν που παραμέρισε όλες τες περυσινές και εφετεινές επιτυχίες όλων των γουέστερν

Ο περίφημος κατάσκοπος Ματ Χελμ που επισκιάζει και αυτήν την δόξαν του δαιμονιώδους Τζαιημς Μποντ.

Η δίψα του έρωτα της ηδονής και του σεξ στο αποκορύφομα της

Μαρία Μαγδαλινή, σατανική γυναίκα ή αγία; Ερωμένη του βασηλιά, αγαπημένη ενός Ρωμαίου, φλογερή και σκληρή, απαλή γεμάτη αγάπη. Απ' τα Ρωμαϊκά όργια ως τον σταυρόν του μαρτυρίου.

Ανέκδοτο ποιητικό μνημείο της Κυπριακής διαλέκτου του 16ου αιώνα του Κοιλανιώτη ποιητή, Αντώνιου Δαρκές

Kolossi castle is a medieval castle built in the 15th century A.D. It is also known as Koulas. The donjon lies in the vicinity of the village of the same name in the south-western outskirts of Limassol. The plain on which the castle is located is one of the agriculturally richest regions of the island from which the renowned Commandaria comes from. The order of Saint John, the owners of the castle, initiated the production of the wine which reached even north-European royal courts. The castle constitutes one of the most important building works of the Frankish period (A.D. 1191-1489). Its services were multi-faceted throughout the centuries including being: the main residence of the Grand Commander and the administrative centre of the Order; the estates’ nucleus for the production of sugar and other products of the region; the domination symbol of the Hospitallers; a storage house; water features; and viewpoints. Before the erection of the current castle, a quadrangular curtain wall with supporting rooms on the west side, related to the refinement of sugar, must occupied the area. However, the keep which one can see today was built in the 1450s by Louis de Magnac, the General Commander of the Hospitallers in Cyprus. The fortress is an enormous square, well-built, three-story edifice, built from local limestone ashlar blocks.

Appendix

Postcard with Cypriots and the Kolossi castle on the background (Sofoklis Aipavlitis Archive, 1919)
Postage stamp of King George V depicting Kolossi castle 2 1/2 piasters (1934)
Postage stamp of King George VI depicting Kolossi castle 2 1/2 piasters (1938)
Postage stamp of King George VI depicting Kolossi castle 3 piasters (1938)
Postage stamp of King George VI depicting Kolossi castle 4 piasters (1938)
Postage stamp of Kolossi Castle, EUROPA Issue Architecture (1978)
Photograph of the Kolossi castle during the 1950s-1960s (PIO – Press and Information Office)
Photograph of the Kolossi castle (Pattichion Municipal Museum, Historical Archive and Research Centre)
Photograph of the Kolossi Medieval Castle (13th centuary)