Rare and lesser known sci-fi films, unexpected, cult and provocative, which used allegory to talk about some of the most important, complex issues of human existence, are presented in the core tribute of the 61st Thessaloniki International Film Festival, titled “The space between us: From sci-fi to cli-fi”.
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61st TIFF: Submissions for Greek films are now open
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Submissions for the Greek films of the 61st Thessaloniki International Film Festival (November 5-15, 2020) are now open. The deadline for submissions is the 8th of September, 2020.
Understanding Documentary Film Audiences in Europe
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Findings from the Moving Docs Survey 2020
Documentary “My Octopus Teacher” will have its world premiere in Thessaloniki
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The Thessaloniki International Film Festival presents on Wednesday, July 15 the documentary My Octopus Teacher by Philippa Ehrlich and James Reed.
A global initiative by TIFF for establishing geoblocking in online festivals
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The Thessaloniki International Film Festival has taken on a global initiative for the protection of films and festivals in the new digital times, starting a plea for using geoblocking technology in online film festivals. The plea has already been signed by 18 big film festivals from all over the world.