All Thessaloniki articles – Page 2
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Reviews‘Cafe’: Thessaloniki Review
Jailed Iranian filmmaker Navid Mihanoust presents an self-referential tale of a director living in limbo while waiting for a prison sentence
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Reviews‘We Have Never Been Modern’: Thessaloniki Review
Period Czech drama set at the dawn of the Second World War has a decidedly modern sensibility
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Reviews‘Murderess’: Thessaloniki Review
Unrelentingly brutal period drama about an ageing midwife who battles the patriarchy in a remote Greek village
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Reviews‘Melk’: Thessaloniki Review
A grieving mother must find a way to come to terms with her loss in this quiet Dutch debut
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Reviews‘The Last Taxi Driver’: Thessaloniki Review
A taxi driver is pulled into a dangerous obsession in this intense Greek drama
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Reviews‘Without Air’: Thessaloniki Review
Debut feature explores Hungarian conservatism through the microcosm of a high school scandal
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NewsFive major European film festivals unite on industry network Launchpad
Locarno, Thessaloniki, Tallinn, IFFR and Karlovy Vary are collaborating on the initiative.
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NewsAsimina Proedrou’s ‘Behind The Haystacks’ dominates Greece’s Iris Awards
The film tackles the issue of illegal immigration and people trafficking.
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News‘Under The Sky Of Damascus’ wins international competition prize at sombre Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
Doc previously had world premiere at Berlinale.
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Reviews‘Mighty Afrin: In The Time Of Floods’: Thessaloniki Review
Docu-fiction follows a 12-year-old girl as she attempts to outrun Brahmaputra river floods and find her father in Dhaka
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Reviews‘Narrow Path To Happiness’: Thessaloniki Review
A gay Hungarian couple attempt to write a musical based on their lives in this charming, hopeful documentary
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Reviews‘Queen Of The Deuce’: Thessaloniki Review
Fascinating, colourful portrait of the Greece-born New York porn matriarch Chelly Wilson
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Reviews‘Little Richard: I Am Everything’: Thessaloniki Review
Documentary about the life and legacy of the rock’n’roll icon lacks the dynamism of its transgressive subject
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Reviews‘Who I Am Not’: Thessaloniki Review
This sensitive documentary explores what it means to be intersex in a binary world
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Reviews’Orlando, My Political Biography’: Thessaloniki Review
Virgina Woolf’s 1920 novel is the starting point for a fluid fact/fiction exploration of gender and identity
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Reviews‘The Longest Goodbye’: Thessaloniki Review
Documentary explores the intense psychological preparation of NASA’s Mars-bound astronauts
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NewsSeven European film festivals launch ‘Smart7’ alliance (exclusive)
Fests to share knowledge on issues such as programming and sponsorship.
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NewsValentina Maurel’s ‘I Have Electric Dreams’ triumphs at Thessaloniki
Greek prime minister attends festival to highlight incentives for international projects.
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Reviews‘Dignity’: Thessaloniki Review
A Greek family struggle with their patriarch’s ailing health in Dimitris Katsimiris’ tense chamber piece
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Reviews‘Black Stone’: Thessaloniki Review
Eleni Kokkidou carries the comedy in Spiros Jacovides’ Thessaloniki award-winning debut