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Dimitri Eipides’ personality and vision, as well as his impact on the world cinema stage are illustrated in the 232 pages of this special bilingual publication. The Thessaloniki Film Festival honours, through this publication, the man who founded the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, who ran the organisation and taught us how to watch cinema with a new set of eyes.
Presentation by Film Office-Region of Central Macedonia - Greece
The Agora Talks of the 23rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival kicked off on Sunday June 27th, as Jan Rofekamp shared his list of dos and don’ts when submitting a project to a documentary market or presenting it to potential partners.
In a moving event, full of cinema under the moonlight and by the sea, the 23rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival paid tribute to the beloved director Stavros Kaplanidis, in the roof of Thessaloniki Concert Hall’s M2 building. His last movie, Teo and Stavros, was screened in the context of the Festival’s tribute to the director, who passed away in 2019.
The 23rd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival is back, after sixteen months of pandemic conditions, with a screening under the stars, in front of the big screen, at the pop-up open-air theatre John Cassavetes Open Air, in Dock A of the Port of Thessaloniki. The 23rd summer and hybrid Thessaloniki Documentary Festival kicked off on Thursday 24th June with the open-air screening of the fascinating music documentary Tina, directed by Dan Lindsay and T. J. Martin.
