Within the framework of the 64th Thessaloniki Film Festival's tribute to Storytelling, screenwriter Panayotis Christopoulos delivered a masterclass on Sunday, November 5th, at Pavlos Zannas theater, titled "More Is More: Building the Narrative World of a Series".

Alexander Payne, two-times Oscar winner Greek-American director, presented his film The Holdovers at the 64th Thessaloniki International Film Festival. 

As part of the Agora Talks of the 64th Thessaloniki International Film Festival and in collaboration with Sofia Meetings and the MIDPOINT Institute, a discussion titled "Storytelling: A narrative bridge between film and series" was held. 

The two-time Oscar-winning director and screenwriter Alexander Payne, official guest of the 64th Thessaloniki Film Festival, gave a press conference on Sunday, November 5th, in the John Cassavetes theater, just a few hours before the premiere of his new film The Holdovers at Olympion.

As part of the Agora of the 64th Thessaloniki International Film Festival, a discussion titled "From Script to Screen: Does IP matter?", co-curated with the European Producers Club, was carried out on Saturday 4 November at MOMus - Thessaloniki Museum of Photography. 

Within the framework of the Festival's tribute to the great filmmaker Takis Kanellopoulos, the universally accessible screening of the film Glory Sky (1962) took place on Saturday, November 4th, followed by a discussion with the renowned historian Mark Mazower.

Ιn a heart-wrenching ambiance, the Festival dedicated the screening of Victor Erice's The Spirit of the Beehive to its legendary and visionary former director, Michel Dimopoulos.

The highly acclaimed film and television director and producer, Jeremy Podeswa, delivered a masterclass as part of the Agora Series at the 64th Thessaloniki Film Festival, titled "From six feet under, to the top: the evolution of contemporary television" on Saturday, November 4th, at Pavlos Zannas theater.