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Within the framework of the 65th Thessaloniki International Film Festival Agora Series, Anna Winger, leading British-American writer, showrunner and executive producer, delivered a masterclass titled "Running the Show", on Saturday, November 2nd, at Pavlos Zannas theater, in collaboration with Oxbelly. The discussion was moderated by Rachel Eggebeen (Content Managing Director, Amplify Pictures).
At the packed Olympion theater, the screening of the film The Return took place on Saturday, November 2nd, attended by its two radiant protagonists and the Festival’s esteemed guests, Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes, as well as the director, Uberto Pasolini.
Within the context of the Agora Talks of the 65th Thessaloniki Film Festival, the discussion titled “Audiovisual Producers' Association of Greece presents Creative Greece 2.0 - Innovating Solutions for Lasting Challenges” was held on Sunday November 3rd at MOMus-Thessaloniki Museum of Photography. The panelists were: Fenia Cossovitsa, producer and founder of Blonde S.A. and SAPOE President, Konstantinos Kontovrakis, producer and SAPOE General Secretary and Walid Said, portfolio manager in Head Gear Films.
On Saturday, November 2nd, the opening of the main exhibition of the 65th Thessaloniki International Film Festival, We, the Monster, took place at the MOMus-Experimental Center for the Arts. The exhibition is inspired by the grand tribute of this year’s edition “We, the Monster”. The Festival commissioned two up-and-coming visual artists, Malvina Panagiotidi and David Sampethai, to create artworks in constant dialogue with each other, but also with the 22 films that will be screened as part of the Festival’s grand tribute.
A press conference with Juliette Binoche and Ralph Fiennes took place on November 2nd, on the occasion of the screening of their latest film The Return, an innovative film adaptation of the last rhapsody from Homer's Odyssey. The panel also featured the film’s director, Uberto Pasolini, as well as its co-producer, Konstantinos Kontovrakis.
