Following the announcement of the Hellenic Ministry of Culture and Sports from the 13th of March 2020 concerning the operation of museums and archaeological sites in Greece, the Thessaloniki Cinema Museum will remain closed to the public.

Suspension of theater function: Following the announcement by the Ministry of Health to suspend the operation of the cinemas, the cinemas of Olympion, Pavlos Zannas, Stavros Tornes and John Cassavetes suspend their screenings.

The Agora Doc Market was successfully completed online for the first time in its history!

The Thessaloniki Documentary Festival is now live in 16 countries! For the first time, a film festival presents its pitching forum live and online.

After the postponement of the 22nd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival, a significant part of the initiatives and projects hosted by Agora Doc Market, the development branch of the Festival, will be carried out online. The Thessaloniki Pitching Forum and the Docs in Progress awards will be announced on Thursday, March 12, 2020.

Following the latest announcement issued by the World Health Organization, which updated its estimation concerning the spreading of the coronavirus, and in accordance with the Ministry of Culture & Sports, the administration of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival, with a feeling of responsibility, decided to postpone the 22nd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival.

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Improved, dynamic and exciting, the 22^nd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival presents: 189 feature length documentaries and 74 short documentaries from around the world, the Agora Docs, original tributes and a series of unique parallel events.