27th THESSALONIKI INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL // 6-16/3/2025
AGORA: New synergies and initiatives for the most vibrant Industry Event of Southeastern Europe
AGORA, the most active and vibrant documentary Industry Event of Southeastern Europe is returning with new synergies and awards, having consolidated its status as a meeting point and contact hub between documentary professionals from all over the world, offering support to the documentary genre throughout the different stages of production. The Agora of the 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival will be held from March 7 to March 15, 2025.
Agora enables the discovery of new cinema projects and supports their completion, as well as the process of reaching out to their audience. Moreover, it continues its efforts to make its actions greener, reducing its environmental imprint while it is committed to providing a safe and inclusive environment encouraging a culture of respect and collaboration.
Agora is supported by the Creative Europe-MEDIA programme and is a member of and partners with DAE (Documentary Association of Europe). As an international meeting and networking event Agora offers a variety of networking and co-production opportunities for the global film industry. It’s a dynamic force in the European audiovisual sector, committed to fostering collaboration, innovation, and cultural exchange targets around 500 industry professionals: producers, filmmakers, distributors, broadcasters, sales agents, film consultants, festival programmers and financiers from all over the world, and focuses on innovative tendencies in documentary filmmaking of Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean region while at the same time discovers and presents the worldwide documentary trends.
Agora’s goal is to support the film production in Greece and the wider region. This year’s Agora participants will discover films and projects, build networks with the filmmakers and keep up with the latest trends and tendencies through the Agora Talks. More than 350 guests from 43 different countries will attend Agora’s activities during the Festival.
Discover the main activities of this year’s Agora:
THESSALONIKI PITCHING FORUM
The co-financing and co-production Forum for documentaries in the development phase, highlighting the countries of Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean region (including the Visegrad countries, part of the Black Sea region, North Africa and Mediterranean Middle East). It has attracted many ambitious projects and has the support of valuable sponsors and partners. Recently completed films include Stray Bodies (Greece- Switzerland-Italy-Bulgaria) premiered at Thessaloniki IDF & CPH:DOX (2024), Blueberry Dreams (Georgia-Belgium-France) premiered in CPH:DOX (2024), If I Die it Will Be of Joy (France) premiered at Visions du Réel (2024), We Will Not Fade Away premiered at Berlinale (2023), Mighty Afrin (Greece) premiered at Thessaloniki IDF (2023) and won the WWF Award, Boylesque (Poland-Czechia) premiered at Hot Docs (2022), Karaoke Nation (Finland-Sweden-Germany), premiered in CPH:DOX (2022), A Steady Job (Italy-France) premiered at the Visions du Réel (2022)
The Thessaloniki Pitching Forum projects are eligible for the following awards: IEFTA Award for Best Documentary in Development 10,000 EUR cash-prize. Long term partnerships include the Onassis Foundation who present to the Greek filmmakers with a project to either Thessaloniki Pitching Forum or the AGORA Docs in Progress the Onassis Film Award of 5,000 EUR, the Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT) which presents the ERT Award of 2,000 EUR for a Greek project, the Mediterranean Film Institute Script2Film granting the MFI Scholarship for the Doc Lab participation, the EURODOC Award of 1,000 EUR along with a VIP membership, the Documentary Association of Europe offer the DAE Consultancy Award with a bespoke consultation on a project with an industry expert, Aylon Digital Services who offer a Digital transfer of archival material, and the International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film offering the DOK Leipzig Award which includes 2 industry passes and accommodation.
The 2025 Thessaloniki Pitching Forum Jury consists of:
Leonidas Konstantarakos | Producer, Alaska Films - Greece
Marianne Ostrat | Producer & Founder, Alexandra Film - Estonia
Nora Philippe | Head of Program, EURODOC - France
The selected projects have the opportunity to participate in a preparatory project enhancement workshop with tutors: Ove Jensen, producer and documentary expert, Paradiddle Pictures - Denmark, Brigid O’Shea, Director and International Consultant, DAE - Germany, Peter Jaeger, Consultant, Jaeger Creative - Austria, Mila Turajlić, Director / Producer, Poppy Pictures - Serbia.
The selection features 14 documentary projects including two series projects, one documentary for kids and one animated documentary from Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean. This year’s selection continues to support and amplify diverse voices that shed light on notions of identity, human rights, grief, companionship, romance, growing up, adulthood and war. In times of uncertainty, these 14 projects offer a creative reflection on our place in the world, courageously confronting often overlooked stories and injustices of modern reality.
Thessaloniki Pitching Forum Projects:
ABOUT HORSES, WIVES AND WEAPONS
Director: Volkan Üce, Production: Emmy Oost - Cassette for timescapes, Co-production: Samuel Feller - Magellan Films, Belgium
BORN GREEK - MADE AMERICAN
Director: Lefteris Charitos, Production: Stelios Cotionis - Foss Productions, Writer: Katerina Bakogianni, Co-production: Alexis Varouxakis - Adrenaline Entertainment, Creative Producer & Content Development: Anna Nomikou, Associate Producer: Graziella Kanellou, Greece, USA
BUGBOY
Director: Lucas Paleocrassas, Production: Rea Apostolides - Anemon, Executive Production: Madeleine Avramoussis, Co-production: Maria Stevnback Westergren - Toolbox, Adam Leibovitz - Flach Film Productions, Greece, Denmark, France
CLOSURE
Director: Michał Marczak, Production: Monika Braid - Braidmade Films, Co-production: Gregor Streiber - inselfilm produktion, Executive producer: Karolina Marczak, Poland, Germany
HIGHWAYS OF HOPE
Director: Alexa Bakony, Production: Gábor Osváth, Veronika Gál - Filmfabriq Ltd., Hungary
THE LAST SUMMER
Director: Jan Jurczak & Eleanora Iadkouskaya, Production: Frieder Schlaich - Filmgalerie 451, Germany
LIFE ON PAUSE
Director: Anthoniy Hristov, Production: Svetla Turnin - Documentary Media Foundation, Bulgaria
MAMA KLORIN
Director: Doreida Xhogu, Production: Mina Dreki - MARNI FILMS, Greece
MEMOIRS OF JERUSALEM
Director: Kinda Kurdi, Production: Kinda Kurdi - K² Visual Media, Co-production: Brian Hill - Century Films Ltd, Jordan, United Kingdom
MISSING IN ACTION
Director: Kateryna Holovko, Marharyta Melnychuk, Production: Aliona Kachkan - TABOR LTD, Ukraine
MY AUNTIES
Director: Hazal Hanquet, Production: Aslihan Altuğ, Anna Maria Aslanoğlu - Istos Film, Türkiye
OH, HEART DON'T BE AFRAID
Director: Ana Kvichidze, Production: Avtandil Khorava - Moonbow Production, Co-production: - Natalia Imaz - Parabellum films, Mariam Bitsadze - 17/07 Productions, Niko Mikadze - Murman Original Pictures, Georgia, Germany
RESISTING RESIDENTS
Director: Nikos Pilos, Production: Dafni Kalafati - Filmiki Productions, Greece
TAKEN BY THE WHITE MAN
Director: Ana Sofia Fonseca, Production: Daniella Rice, Ana Sofia Fonseca - Carrossel Produções, Portugal
AGORA DOCS IN PROGRESS
The Agora Docs in Progress, showcases films just before completion and invites directors and producers from Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean regions to present their documentary films to buyers, co-producers, festival representatives, VOD platforms and sales agents.
Recent titles that have been previously discovered at the Agora Docs in Progress include: Savanna and the Mountain (Portugal, Uruguay, 2024) which premiered in Quinzaine des Cinéastes - Cannes FF 2024, Ms. President (Slovakia, Czech Republic, 2024) awarded Best World Documentary in the Opus Bonum Competition - Ji.hlava IDFF 2024, Tell them About Us (Germany, Jordan, 2024) had a shared world premiere in CPH:DOX and Thessaloniki IDF 2024 - Newcomers Competition, Diaries from Lebanon (Lebanon, France, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, 2024) premiered in Berlinale Panorama Dokumente 2024, Greek hits Panellinion (Thessaloniki IDF Newcomers Competition) and Queen of the Deuce (2022) premiered at DOC NYC, Notes on Displacement (Palestine, Germany, Qatar, 2022) premiered in IDFA 2022, A Happy Man (Slovakia, Czech Republic, 2023) premiered at Hot Docs 2023, Toward Happy Alleys (Bulgaria, India, Germany, Finland) premiered at Berlinale 2023 and screened in Thessaloniki IDF, Lift Like a Girl, (Denmark, Germany, Egypt 2021) – Netflix, Toronto IFF, Thessaloniki DF and many more, Acts of Love (France, USA 2021) – Hot Docs 2021 (premiere), Thessaloniki IDF – Newcomers Competition, Marble Travelogue (Netherlands, Hong Kong SAR China, France, Greece 2021) – IDFA International Competition 2021, Thessaloniki DF – International Competition 2022, Colors of Tobi, (Hungary 2021), BFI Flare London LGBTQ+ Film Festival, Thessaloniki DF 2021- Mermaid Award and A Rifle and a Bag (India, Romania, Italy 2020) - IFFR - Bright Future Award - Special Mention, amongst others.
The participants are mentored by international documentary experts; In-Docs Program Director & International Film Programmer for Hot Docs Gugi Gumilang and awarded, Oscar-nominated filmmaker & editor Ema Ryan Yamazaki. The projects’ teams will be presenting their films to industry professionals looking mainly for gap financing, sales agents, festival premieres and distribution (theatrical or digital). The films are eligible for the following awards: The Two Thirty-Five (2|35) Award for post-production image and sound, the Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Center - Creative Greece Award of 3,000 EUR to a Greek project , the Neaniko Plano Subtitling Award, as well as for the Onassis Film Award of 5,000 EUR to a Greek project participating in the Agora (Thessaloniki Pitching Forum or Agora Docs in Progress).
The 2025 AGORA Docs in Progress Jury consists of:
Anna Glogowski | Consultant & Festival programmer - France
Marcella Jelic | Sales & Acquisitions, Split Screen & Theatrical distribution coordinator, Restart - Croatia
Basil Tsiokos | Senior programmer, Sundance Film Festival - USA
This year’s selection engages with deeply personal and political journeys, exploring identity, displacement, resilience, and memory. From the intimate struggles of individuals navigating both physical and emotional borders to the sweeping impact of historical and global forces, these projects capture moments of hope, survival, and transformation, shedding light on the unseen and the often-forgotten.
Agora Docs in Progress projects:
DEAR FUTURE
Director: Christiana Cheiranagnostaki, Production: Christiana Cheiranagnostaki - Tartaruga Films, Yorgos Tsourgiannis - Horsefly Films, Co-production: Aylin Gökmen - A Vol d'Oiseau, Greece, Switzerland
FUTURE TENSES
Director: Christos Karakepelis, Writer: Natasha Segou, Production: Maria Drandaki - Homemade Films, Co-production: Julie Paratian - SISTER Productions, Greece, France
HOME COURT
Directors: Elpida Nikou, Rodrigo Hernandez, Production: Yuri Averof, Rea Apostolides - Anemon Productions, Co-production: Maaike Neve, Esther Van Driesum - Bind Film, Victor Ede - Cinephage, Boris Despodov - Arthouse Blockbusters, Greece, Netherlands, France, Bulgaria
JANA
Director: Mohammad Reza Azadi, Production: Ali Haider - Filmkhaana, Maaria Sayed - Draw4Films, Mohammad Reza Azadi - Sarv Film, Pakistan, Italy, Iran
LEVEL
Directors: Anna Berkhof, Carlos Mora Fuentes, Production: Carlos Mora Fuentes, Spain
MAGMA
Director: Mia Bendrimia, Production: Kira Simon-Kennedy - Nazar Films, France, Algeria
SIX LETTERS FOR A RIVER
Director/Writer: Markos Holevas, Production: Leonidas Liambeys - Long Run Productions, Greece
A SONG WITHOUT HOME
Director: Rati Tsiteladze, Production: Olga Slusareva - ArtWay Film, Georgia
TOWER, SUN AND THE SEVEN OF WANDS
Director: Tanya Vikhreva, Writer: Aleksander Rodionov, Production: Maria Gavrilova - Marx Film GE, Georgia
YOU DON'T DIE TWO TIMES
Director: Ager Oueslati, Production: Raouf Oueslati, Ager Oueslati - Taswir Production, Co-production: Thomas Kaske - Seera Films, Algeria, Germany
AGORA XR Lab
AGORA XR Lab, is TIDF AGORA’s newest initiative, a workshop dedicated to XR and new media projects in development. It is designed for emerging storytellers keen to explore new forms of expression in factual and non-factual storytelling and pushing the boundaries of what audiovisual work can be in the digital age. The focus is on projects that bridge the realms of film, digital media, new tech, and performing arts. AGORA XR Lab fosters innovation and collaboration by supporting creative, interdisciplinary partnerships in film, the arts, science, technology, and social impact initiatives.
Award-winning creative producer and writer, Vassiliki Khonsari is the lead mentor for this inaugural edition. Khonsari, is the co-founder of iNK Stories a New York City-based studio renowned for pioneering storytelling across games, films, XR, and immersive experiences. Prestigious tutors will be providing sessions to the selected teams: Toby Coffey, Associate programmer - IDFA DocLab, United Kingdom, Kathrine Fremming, Head of cultural partnerships and brand innovation - Khora Virtual Reality, Denmark, Annette Mees, Artistic director - Audience Labs, United Kingdom/Netherlands and Konstantina Stavrianou, Producer - Graal, Greece and Heracles Papatheodorou, Digital & Development Project Manager at ONASSIS FOUNDATION, Greece as guest speaker.
The XR Lab collaborates with the International Documentary Film Festival - Beldocs which presents the Beldocs XR Academy award to a project in order to attend the next edition and meet additional XR professionals (offering accommodation and accreditation to the Beldocs Documentary Festival, May 2025), and also with the NewImages Festival, which offers a place in its XR Market to one of the participating projects (April 2025).
The AGORA XR Lab projects are:
BITXO
Creator: Lau Maquedano, Production: Alberto López Garrido - Lamola Studios, Valet Siv Manrique - Piragna Animación & Lau Maquedano, Co-production: Natxo Carrasco - HD Studio, Rubén Coca - Artyc Content, Spain, Colombia
/IMAGINE FAREWELL STATION
Creator: Aristotelis Maragkos, Production: Konstantinos Koukoulis - Πlankton films, Co-creator / Co-production: Dimitris Delinikolas - Emptyfilm, Greece
MURDER IS HER HOBBY
Creators: Emilie Valentin & Stella Jacob, Production: Arnaud Colinart & Oriane Hurard - Atlas V, Co-production: Clarens Grollmann - K5 factory, France, Germany
SOLEMBIA
Creator: Christos Bourantas, Greece
SOURDOUGH TALES
Creators: Danai Belosinof & Elia Kalogianni, Greece, The Netherlands
AGORA BOOST
Αgora Boost is a bespoke consultancy workshop dedicated to empowering filmmakers at all stages of development, offering expert guidance and advice. Focused on projects from Greece, selected through the application process of Thessaloniki Pitching Forum and Agora Docs in Progress, Agora Boost explores themes of international significance. Continuously evolving, Agora Boost bestows two prestigious awards upon chosen projects: The Guidance Award by Paradiddle Pictures (Denmark) and the Crew United Prize, entailing a complimentary 5-year Premium membership to the premier online networking platform for audiovisual professionals in Europe, now accessible in Greece. Through these initiatives, Agora Boost aims to foster innovation and collaboration within the filmmaking community.
The counseling team consists of:
Konstantinos Aivaliotis | Agora Boost Coordinator, Producer, Festival Director - Ethnofest - Greece
Arkaitz Basterra | Producer, filmmaker and member investor’s committee, Moby Dick Film Capital - Spain
Ieva Ūbele | Creative producer, Baltic Balkan Productions - Latvia
Zeynep Güzel | Film Consultant & Head of Doc Station at Berlinale Talents - Germany
Here’s the full lineup of the Agora Boost projects:
THE GROUNDSKEEPER
Direction: Io Chaviara & Michalis Kastanidis, Production: Alexis Anastasiadis - FRENEL, Co-production: Io Chaviara & Michalis Kastanidis - Fabula Productions, Greece
MAGIC WHISTLE
Direction: Avraam Goutzeloudis & Alexandros Katsis, Production: Photini Economopoulou - OhMyDog Productions, Greece
UNDERDOG
Direction: Dimitris Delinikolas, Production: Photini Economopoulou - OhMyDog Productions, Co-production: Dimitris Delinikolas - Emptyfilm, Greece
WHO KILLED ZACKIE OH?
Direction: Sofia Farantatou, Production: Maria Sidiropoulou - Thunderbird Production, Co-production: Nicolas Wadimoff, Annick Bouissou - Akka films, Greece, Switzerland
TALKING HEADS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 11.30 - 13.00
XR Unlocked: An Introduction To New Realities In Production
@Pavlos Zannas Theater, 5th floor, Olympion Complex (Open to the public and accredited guests on a first-come-first-served basis)
As immersive arts and Extended Reality (XR) transform storytelling, producers must adapt to new creative and technical frameworks. Industry professionals will share insights on transitioning from traditional to immersive storytelling, exploring emerging technologies and innovative approaches to narrative and creative development. Through case studies, the discussion will highlight different approaches to building XR projects and navigating production challenges. From concept development to distribution, we will explore the essential strategies for those looking to expand into this dynamic field and harness the full potential of spatial storytelling and immersive media.
Speakers:
Arnaud Colinart Producer - ATLAS V
Kathrine Fremming Head of cultural partnerships and
brand innovation - Khora VR
Konstantina Stavrianou Producer - Graal
Moderator:
Vassiliki Khonsari Creative producer & writer, Founder -iNK Stories
AGORA TALKS & WORKSHOP
As every year, the TiDF Agora has invited top-notch documentary professionals to share practical advice and their experiences with the Festival accredited guests. Join us for engaging discussions where diverse voices converge, creating an environment for collaborative exploration and innovation. All AGORA Talks are held at the MOMus - Thessaloniki Museum of Photography (Warehouse A, Port)
Let’s take a glance at Agora’s Talks and workshop.
SUNDAY, MARCH 9 16.00 - 18.00
Workshop - Impact Strategies: Using Film to Drive Change
In this event, we'll discuss how film can turn into a powerful tool for change. We’ll dive into how to spot a film’s strengths, set clear impact goals, and design strategies that connect with targeted audiences. There will be case studies to see how films have sparked conversations, influenced policies, and made a difference in communities.
Keynote Speaker: Gugi Gumilang Programme director - In-Docs & Film programmer - Hot Docs
Speakers:
Peter Mudamba Mudamba General Manager - DOCUBOX, EADFF
Abby Sun Director of Artist Programs, Editor - International Documentary Association
Supported by Hellenic Film & Audiovisual Center - Creative Greece
MONDAY, MARCH 10 16.30 - 18.00
Digital Platforms: A new Era
Digital streaming platforms revolutionized documentary filmmaking, offering creators global reach and diverse revenue models. However, the rapid evolution of these platforms introduces uncertainties in profitability due to intense competition. The industry must explore innovative distribution methods, utilizing emerging media to develop entirely new approaches for promoting and selling films. In this Talk, we will engage with both international and Greek platforms to gain a clearer understanding of their operations, outcomes, and the evolving future of digital platforms.
Speakers:
Lefteris Fylaktos HoD Culture, Education & Children's Programming - ERT/ ERTFLIX
Dilan Karadağ Executive Producer - Max / WBD
Alexandre Marionneau Head of international co-production/ Society and Culture department - ARTE France
Aurélien Marsais Programmer and Board Member - Tënk
Luisa Schwamborn Sales Executive - NEW DOCS
Moderator: Photini Economopoulou Producer - OhMyDog Productions
In collaboration with the Greek Documentary Association
TUESDAY, MARCH 11 15.00 - 16.30
(Re)Defining safety in the film industry
Feeling safe or unsafe means different things to different people. "Safe space" has become a buzzword - everyone wants one, claims one, or tries to create one. But what does safety really mean in an industry built on power dynamics and deep-rooted hierarchies, where people from different backgrounds interact in industry platforms, in markets and festivals, in training initiatives or even in the editing room?
We question where responsibility lies and what can institutions do to support safety in all its facets and reduce harm, what are the limits and acceptable risks, how is this responsibility shared and how to harness experience to create safer working environments. Let's unpack this together: share best practices, reflect on individual experiences, explore collective ways forward and learn about #DocSafe - an initiative created to address unsafe practices and foster accountability in the documentary industry.
Speakers:
Elena Christopoulou Holistic therapist
Kesmat Elsayed Producer - See Media Production Egypt & Seera Films GmbH
Nora Philippe Head of Program - EURODOC
Moderator: Marion Schmidt Cultural manager & Consultant
Co-organized with #DocSafe
Supported by Creative Europe Media Desk Greece
17.00 - 18.30
Doc Together Initiative Launch
Documentary filmmakers often face great challenges in their countries compelling many to relocate to a different country for a number of reasons. Some are targeted due to their political views or aspects of their identity, including ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation. Others are forced to flee as wars devastate their homelands. At the same time, there are also filmmakers who either choose to or cannot but remain in their countries, navigating challenges and finding ways to create under such difficult circumstances.
The Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival and DOK Leipzig join forces to launch Doc Together, a new initiative which aims to explore how displaced or exiled filmmakers as well as filmmakers working in peril in their home countries can access financing and resources, particularly when they are excluded from national funding opportunities or are unable to access support in their countries of origin. The festivals will host events on the grounds in which these vital discussions will take place and will offer the floor to selected filmmakers to share their works and stories.
Speakers:
Talal Afifi Director - Sudan Film Factory
Thomas Kaske Producer - Seera Films
Nadja Tennstedt Director - DOK Industry, DOK Leipzig
Angeliki Vergou Head of Agora - Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival
Moderator: Alex Shiriaieff Chief Executive producer - EuroArctic Media Group
Co-organized with DOK Leipzig
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12 17.00 - 18.30
Seeing is No Longer Believing: Why Investigative Docs Matter More Than Ever
We live in the century of information and in a blink of an eye, an unprecedented amount of this information makes countless circles around the globe. Anyone can create and circulate anything. It is increasingly apparent that the mechanisms created to check the facts, stop the spread of lies and disinformation, are becoming scarce. Suddenly, the need for investigative documentaries is more urgent than ever. In this AGORA Talk we will discuss the power of uncovering the truth, the lack of comprehensive and responsible news reporting and why these matters are more crucial than ever for the survival of democracy itself.
Speakers:
Giorgos Christidis Investigative Journalist - NDR, Guardian, Solomon
Jake Tacchi Producer - BBC Eye Investigations
Corina Petridi Journalist & Data editor - Solomon
Moderator: Brigid O’Shea Director & International Consultant - Documentary Association of Europe (DAE)
DOC COUNSELING
Is an AGORA activity designed for the festival and industry participants. This is a service offered to attending filmmakers providing hands-on 1:1 consultancy sessions on topics such as: festival strategy, documentary funding, creative documentary development, pitching new projects, distribution, Media desk help, TV buys, audience development, production sustainability, among others.
AGORA NETWORKING
Agora, in an ongoing effort to support Greek cinema, organizes consultative meetings for filmmakers with a film in the programme to help connect with Agora's guest professionals to promote their films and create new contacts for the next ones.
DECOMPRESSION ROOM: A space of well-being at Agora
Few people outside the film world understand the immense toll that working in the film industry has on our health - mental, physical and emotional alike. As part of its ongoing and multifaceted support of film professionals, the Agora inaugurates a unique service that is designed to provide an opportunity for people to decompress, gather their thoughts and emotions and/or boost their energy in between meetings, workshops and pitches.The Decompression Room is a space where people can recalibrate in silence, listen to calming music, sounds and meditations or simply rest. There will be customised group sessions (for a limited number of participants) with guided self reflection or movement prompts, as well as tips to improve stress management skills and emotional self-support, facilitated by holistic therapist Elena Christopoulou.
AGORA EXTROVERSION INITIATIVES
Finally, The Thessaloniki Film Festival continues its efforts for the greater extroversion of Greek cinema and its promotion abroad. The Festival gives the opportunity to film professionals from Greece who have participated in the Festival’s industry section, Agora, to travel to important international film festivals, in order to promote their work. The actions are implemented within the framework of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan “Greece 2.0” with the funding of the European Union - NextGenerationEU, within the integrated project “SUB 6.3 - Market extroversion of the Thessaloniki Film and Documentary Festival”. The TiDF AGORA is supporting the Greek producers with a project in the Thessaloniki Pitching Forum and Agora Docs in Progress to attend DOK Leipzig Industry and Cannes Docs respectively. The program offers special consultancy sessions with experts and covers the Greek delegation’s expenses for accommodation, travel and accreditation.
