The Thessaloniki International Film Festival celebrates 60 years– six decades that connect Nikos Koundouros with Finos Films, Jim Jarmusch with Catherine Deneuve and the new generation of Greek filmmakers, the Golden Alexander with the Festival’s publication “First Shot”, the Thermaic Gulf with world cinema.
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Towards the Temenos: The experimental cinema of Gregory Markopoulos and Robert Beavers at the 60th TIFF
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The 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival (31/10 – 10/11/2019) announces its tribute to the groundbreaking work of Gregory J. Markopoulos and Robert Beavers.
Albert Serra – Joanna Hogg, two unique cinematic voices at the 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival
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The subversive cinema of Catalan director Albert Serra and the cinematic signature of British filmmaker Joanna Hogg are honored at the tributes of the 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival (31/10-10/11/2019).
The leading cult director John Waters in the 60th TIFF
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The audience of the 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival (October 31st until November 10th 2019) will enjoy a John Waters three-day experience. The daring director and iconic representative of cult cinema will be in Thessaloniki from the 6th until the 8th of November 2019 and it is with great pleasure that TIFF will present him with the Golden Alexander award for his contribution to cinema.
The theme of the 60th TIFF: Overview Effect, an interplanetary experience of wholeness
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The Overview Effect, an experience that can shake human intellect to its core, is the prism through which the 60th Thessaloniki International Film Festival (October 31st until November 10th 2019) views the 14 films of the International Competition.
TIFF stands alongside Mohammad Rasoulof
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TIFF stands alongside Mohammad Rasoulof
Thessaloniki International Film Festival expresses its strong protest for the Iranian Court’s decision to sentence director Mohammad Rasoulof to 1 year in prison and a 2-year ban on leaving Iran and getting involved in any social or political activity and asks for his immediate release.
The unjust sentence of the Iranian filmmaker is a direct attack to the freedom of speech and creation that constitutes a basic human right.
We stand by his side.
Here is the petition to free Mohammad Rasoulof: