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Novalife April 2015 NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 SUNDAY APRIL 19TH, 2015 07:25 LOWER LEARNING ΘΓΠΑ 09:05 ΣΥΟΗΠ ΓΝΙΝ ΘΓΠΔ (ABSENCE OF MALICE) 11:00 LIFETIME – ΔΞΑΛΑΙΖΤΖ ΘΓΠΔ 11:30 FITNESS TIME - ΑΔΟΝΒΗΝ PILATES K (CARDIO PILATES) 12:10 FITNESS TIME - ΑΔΟΝΒΗΝ PILATES K (CARDIO PILATES) 12:50 FITNESS TIME - ΑΠΘΖΠΔΗΠ ΓΗΑ Γ΢ΛΑΡΖ ΞΙΑΡΖ K (MY HEALTHY BACK) 13:25 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 13:40 ΓΑΚΞΟΝΠ ΓΗΑ ΘΙΑΚΑΡΑ ΘΓΠΔ (PEEPLES) 15:15 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 15:45 ΡΝ ΡΟΔΛΝ ΡΖΠ Ι΢ΡΟΥΠΖΠ ΘΓΠΔ (THE SUNSET LIMITED) 17:15 CELEBRITY SCOOP K 17:50 ΤΑΣΛΝΛΡΑΠ ΡΖ ΣΥΟΑ ΡΝ΢ ΞΝΡΔ ΘΓΠΔ (FINDING NEVERLAND) 19:30 UNSTABLE ΘΓΠΔ (UNSTABLE) 21:00 Ζ ΑΓΔΙΦΖ ΡΖΠ ΑΓΔΙΦΖΠ ΠΝ΢ ΘΓΠΑ (YOUR SISTER'S SISTER) 22:30 BOARDWALK EMPIRE V – ΔΞΔΗΠ.1 ΘΓΠΑ (GOLDEN DAYS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS) 23:30 ΓΝΘΡΥΟ ΘΑΛΑΡΝΠ ΘΓΠΑ (YOU DON'T KNOW JACK) NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 MONDAY APRIL 20TH, 2015 07:30 Ζ ΑΓΔΙΦΖ ΡΖΠ ΑΓΔΙΦΖΠ ΠΝ΢ ΘΓΠΑ (YOUR SISTER'S SISTER) 09:00 FITNESS TIME - ΑΠΘΖΠΔΗΠ ΓΗΑ Γ΢ΛΑΡΖ ΞΙΑΡΖ K (MY HEALTHY BACK) 09:35 ΡΝ ΡΟΔΛΝ ΡΖΠ Ι΢ΡΟΥΠΖΠ ΘΓΠΔ (THE SUNSET LIMITED) 11:05 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 11:20 ΤΑΣΛΝΛΡΑΠ ΡΖ ΣΥΟΑ ΡΝ΢ ΞΝΡΔ ΘΓΠΔ (FINDING NEVERLAND) 13:00 UNSTABLE ΘΓΠΔ 14:30 LIFETIME ΘΓΠΔ 15:10 ΑΙΖΘΗΛΖ ΞΝΙ΢ΡΔΙΔΗΑ ΘΓΠΔ (GREY GARDENS) 16:55 ΡΝ ΠΡΗΙ ΡΥΛ ΠΡΑΟ K (STARS IN STYLΔ) 17:25 FITNESS TIME - ΑΠΘΖΠΔΗΠ ΓΗΑ Γ΢ΛΑΡΖ ΞΙΑΡΖ K (MY HEALTHY BACK) 18:00 BEWITCHED IV – ΔΞΔΗΠ.3 ΘΓΠΔ (BUSINESS, ITALIAN STYLE) 18:30 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 18:50 Ν ΓΝ΢ΗΙΗ ΓΝ΢ΝΛΘΑ ΘΑΗ ΡΝ ΔΟΓΝΠΡΑΠΗΝ ΠΝΘΝΙΑΡΑΠ ΘΓΠΔ (WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY) 20:30 LIFETIME ΘΓΠΔ 21:00 ΘΑΡΑ ΙΑΘΝΠ ΑΛΡΟΑΠ ΘΓΠΑ (NORMAL) 22:55 ΙΑΚΞΑΡΔΟ ΘΓΠΔ 00:05 Ζ ΕΥΖ ΞΝ΢ ΓΔΛ ΖΘΔΙΑ Θ15 (EVERYBODY HAS A PLAN) NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 TUESDAY APRIL 21ST, 2015 07:20 ΑΙΖΘΗΛΖ ΞΝΙ΢ΡΔΙΔΗΑ ΘΓΠΔ (GREY GARDENS) 09:00 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΚΛΑΠΡΗΘΖ ΠΡΝΛ ΘΑΛΑΞΔ K (SOFA WORKOUT) 09:35 Ν ΓΝ΢ΗΙΗ ΓΝ΢ΝΛΘΑ ΘΑΗ ΡΝ ΔΟΓΝΠΡΑΠΗΝ ΠΝΘΝΙΑΡΑΠ ΘΓΠΔ (WILLY WONKA & THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY) 11:15 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 11:30 BABY BOOT CAMP ΘΓΠΔ 13:05 TABLE FOR THREE ΘΓΠΔ 14:40 Ν Γ΢ΟΝΠ ΡΝ΢ ΘΝΠΚΝ΢ ΠΔ 80 ΖΚΔΟΔΠ ΘΓΠΔ (AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956)) 17:25 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΚΛΑΠΡΗΘΖ ΠΡΝΛ ΘΑΛΑΞΔ K (SOFA WORKOUT) 18:00 BEWITCHED IV – ΔΞΔΗΠ.4 ΘΓΠΔ (DOUBLE, DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE) 18:30 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 19:20 Ζ ΓΗΞΙΖ ΡΑ΢ΡΝΡΖΡΑ ΡΝ΢ ΑΟΘΝ΢Ο ΛΗΝ΢ΚΑΛ ΘΓΠΑ (ARTHUR NEWMAN) 21:00 LEGACY OF SIN: THE WILLIAM COIT STORY ΘΓΠΑ 22:30 ROME I – ΔΞΔΗΠ.12 Θ15 (KALENDS OF FEBRUARY) 23:30 ΚΑΡΕΝ΢ΟΑΛΑ Θ15 NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 WEDNESDAY APRIL 22ND, 2015 07:20 Ζ ΓΗΞΙΖ ΡΑ΢ΡΝΡΖΡΑ ΡΝ΢ ΑΟΘΝ΢Ο ΛΗΝ΢ΚΑΛ ΘΓΠΑ (ARTHUR NEWMAN) 09:00 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΚΛΑΠΡΗΘΖ ΠΡΝΛ ΘΑΛΑΞΔ K (SOFA WORKOUT) 09:35 Ν Γ΢ΟΝΠ ΡΝ΢ ΘΝΠΚΝ΢ ΠΔ 80 ΖΚΔΟΔΠ ΘΓΠΔ (AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (1956)) 12:20 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 12:35 Α΢ΡΝΠ ΔΗΚΑΗ ΘΓΠΔ (THAT'S WHAT I AM) 14:20 GARAGE SALE MYSTERY ΘΓΠΔ 15:50 WAITING FOR FOREVER ΘΓΠΔ 17:25 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΚΛΑΠΡΗΘΖ ΠΡΝΛ ΘΑΛΑΞΔ K (SOFA WORKOUT) 18:00 BEWITCHED IV – ΔΞΔΗΠ.5 ΘΓΠΔ (CHEAP, CHEAP) 18:30 CELEBRITY SCOOP K 19:20 BHOPAL: ΚΗΑ ΞΟΝΠΔ΢ΣΖ ΓΗΑ ΡΖ ΒΟΝΣΖ ΘΓΠΔ (BHOPAL: A PRAYER FOR RAIN) 21:00 PRET-A-PORTER ΘΓΠΑ 23:10 ROME II – ΔΞΔΗΠ.1 Θ15 (PASSOVER) 00:10 ΡΝ ΑΓΟΗΚΗ Θ15 (BULLHEAD) NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 THURSDAY APRIL 23RD, 2015 06:50 PRET-A-PORTER ΘΓΠΑ 09:00 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΛΑΚΗΘΖ YOGA K (BODY SHAPING INTENSIVE YOGA) 09:30 BHOPAL: ΚΗΑ ΞΟΝΠΔ΢ΣΖ ΓΗΑ ΡΖ ΒΟΝΣΖ ΘΓΠΔ (BHOPAL: A PRAYER FOR RAIN) 11:10 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 11:50 WAITING FOR FOREVER ΘΓΠΔ 13:25 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 13:55 ΡΝ ΡΟΔΛΝ ΡΖΠ Ι΢ΡΟΥΠΖΠ ΘΓΠΔ (THE SUNSET LIMITED) 15:25 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 15:55 ΓΑΚΞΟΝΠ ΓΗΑ ΘΙΑΚΑΡΑ ΘΓΠΔ (PEEPLES) 17:30 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΛΑΚΗΘΖ YOGA K (BODY SHAPING INTENSIVE YOGA) 18:00 BEWITCHED IV - ΔΞΔΗΠ.6 - ΘΓΠΔ (NO ZIP IN MY ZAP) 18:30 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 19:30 TRUE CONFESSIONS OF A HOLLYWOOD STARLET ΘΓΠΔ 21:00 ΔΟΥΡΗΘΑ ΞΑΗΣΛΗΓΗΑ ΘΓΠΑ (THE LAST OF THE HIGH KINGS) 22:45 ROME II – ΔΞΔΗΠ.2 Θ15 (SON OF HADES) 23:45 ΞΑΘΗΑΠΚΔΛΑ ΘΖΙ΢ΘΑ ΘΓΠΔ (HYSTERICAL BLINDNESS) NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 FRIDAY APRIL 24TH, 2015 07:25 ΞΑΘΗΑΠΚΔΛΑ ΘΖΙ΢ΘΑ ΘΓΠΔ (HYSTERICAL BLINDNESS) 09:00 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΛΑΚΗΘΖ YOGA K (BODY SHAPING INTENSIVE YOGA) 09:35 TRUE CONFESSIONS OF A HOLLYWOOD STARLET ΘΓΠΔ 11:05 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 11:25 ΓΑΚΞΟΝΠ ΓΗΑ ΘΙΑΚΑΡΑ ΘΓΠΔ (PEEPLES) 13:00 MIDNIGHT STALLION ΘΓΠΔ 14:30 LIFETIME ΘΓΠΔ 15:00 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 15:30 ΝΗ ΑΙΖΘΗΛΔΠ Γ΢ΛΑΗΘΔΠ ΔΣΝ΢Λ ΘΑΚΞ΢ΙΔΠ ΘΓΠΔ (REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES) 16:55 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 17:25 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΛΑΚΗΘΖ YOGA K (BODY SHAPING INTENSIVE YOGA) 18:00 BEWITCHED IV – ΔΞΔΗΠ.7 ΘΓΠΔ (BIRDIES, BOGIES, AND BAXTER) 18:30 ΘΗΛΖΚΑΡΝΓΟΑΦΗΘΑ ΛΔΑ (CINE NEWS) 19:00 FRANCES HA ΘΓΠΑ 20:30 LIFETIME ΘΓΠΔ 21:00 Ζ ΑΟΞΑΣΡΖ Θ15 (SNATCH) 22:45 ROME II – ΔΞΔΗΠ.3 Θ15 (THESE BEING THE WORDS OF MARCUS TULLIUS CICERO) 23:45 Ν ΞΟΥΡΑΟΖΠ ΡΖΠ ΣΟΝΛΗΑΠ ΘΓΠΔ (STARTER FOR 10) NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 SATURDAY APRIL 25TH, 2015 08:10 FRANCES HA ΘΓΠΑ 09:35 ΝΗ ΑΙΖΘΗΛΔΠ Γ΢ΛΑΗΘΔΠ ΔΣΝ΢Λ ΘΑΚΞ΢ΙΔΠ ΘΓΠΔ (REAL WOMEN HAVE CURVES) 11:00 LIFETIME – ΔΞΑΛΑΙΖΤΖ ΘΓΠΔ 11:30 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΚΛΑΠΡΗΘΖ ΠΡΝΛ ΘΑΛΑΞΔ K (SOFA WORKOUT) 12:00 FITNESS TIME - Γ΢ΚΛΑΠΡΗΘΖ ΠΡΝΛ ΘΑΛΑΞΔ K (SOFA WORKOUT) 12:35 Ν ΞΟΥΡΑΟΖΠ ΡΖΠ ΣΟΝΛΗΑΠ ΘΓΠΔ (STARTER FOR 10) 14:10 Ν ΦΟΝ΢ΟΝΠ ΡΖΠ ΡΔΠ ΘΓΠΔ (GUARDING TESS) 15:45 ΡΝ ΞΑΟΔΙΘΝΛ ΘΓΠΔ (LE PASSE) 17:55 ΡΝ ΠΡΗΙ ΡΥΛ ΠΡΑΟ K (STARS IN STYLE) 18:25 VELVET II – ΔΞΔΗΠ..13 ΘΓΠΔ (CAMBIO DE RUMBO) 19:50 ΙΑΚΞΑΡΔΟ – ΔΞΑΛΑΙΖΤΖ ΘΓΠΔ 21:00 ΑΙΔΜΗΠΦΑΗΟΝΗ ΛΡΔΡΔΘΡΗΒ ΘΓΠΔ (RUSH HOUR) 22:40 BOARDWALK EMPIRE V – ΔΞΔΗΠ.2 ΘΓΠΑ (THE GOOD LISTENER) 23:40 ΝΗ ΑΛΓΟΔΠ ΚΔ ΡΑ ΚΑ΢ΟΑ ΘΓΠΔ (MEN IN BLACK) NOVALIFE APRIL 2015 .
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