67th THESSALONIKI INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
5 NOVEMBER → 15 NOVEMBER 2026
13 podcasts (eleven Greek-speaking and two English-speaking) will participate at the Nexus sub-section of the Podcast Section.
All podcasts of the 67th TIFF are available for hearing during the entire duration of the Festival (November 5th-15th) at the Festival’s website.

Creator: Alexandros Fassois. Production: Alexandros Fassois. Script-Sound Recording: Alexandros Fassois. Editing-Sound Design-Sound Mixing-Narration: Alexandros Fassois. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 29 min
The podcast Anestis Logothetis & The Sound Emotional Fields: STYX - in the Mental Waters of Styx or even better, The re-turn of the Picture theory of the Meaning of an audible Language that occurs refers to the work of the pioneering Greek creator and renewer of musical notation (1921-1994).

Creators: Evangelia Savvidou, Zoi Kotsogiannidou, Efthymia Nefeli Kougioumtzoglou. Script: Evangelia Savvidou. Sound Recording: Evangelia Savvidou, Zoi Kotsogiannidou, Efthymia Nefeli Kougioumtzoglou. Editing: Evangelia Savvidou. Narration: Evangelia Savvidou, Zoi Kotsogiannidou. Featuring: Ilia Athanasiadi, Marina Alexopoulou, Giorgos Andreadis, Christos Valiougas, Panagiotis Voulgaris, Chryssa Dom, Konstantinos Isaakidis, Maria Kanakari, Stratos Karamanolis, Giorgos Kotsoganidis, Athanasia Kotsogiannidou, Despoina Lazaridou, Konstantinos Liasis, Dimitra Papazoglou, Eva Tsachouridou, Katerina Fitsious, Evelina Chotou and two people who chose to remain anonymous. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 30 min
How truly “free” is our choice to drink alcohol? In a world equating alcohol with fun, socialising, and adulthood, we explore the invisible forces shaping our relationship with it through scientific evidence and the raw, candid testimonies of young people.

Creator: Giannis Reizis. Production: Giannis Reizis. Script-Sound Recording: Giannis Reizis. Editing-Original Music-Narration: Giannis Reizis. Featuring: Sofia Antonopoulou, Dimitris Galanis. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 20 min
The Ebony Manor is home to monster-related knowledge. Is also home to Leonidas, a dreamer of the house of Aesop and the librarian of the manor. If ever a story fills your heart with fear and your mind with paranoia, then it might have been one... From Aesop's Library.

Creator: Lila Pitta. Script: Efrosyni Spanea. Original Music: Elena Sdogkou. Sound Recording: Iosif Chydiroglou. Narration: Lila Pitta. Creative Artwork: Elena Papadimitriou. Photographer: Christos Simatos. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 24 min
A story about how grooming is built gradually within unequal relationships and how sexual abuse disguises itself as care.

Creator: Theodoros Prousalis. Production, Script: Theodoros Prousalis. Original Music-Samples: Theodoros Prousalis. Sound Recording-Editing: Christos Doumanis, Theologos Kirimlidis. Narration: Theodoros Prousalis. Featuring: Chryssa Pantazi, Nikos Panagiotopoulos. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 21 min
This historical podcast examines the impact of the album The Revenge of Gyftia on the youth of the early post-dictatorship period. It is based on Nikos Papazoglou’s historic concert at the Student Theatre and Cinema Club (F.O.TH.K.). It features two interviews with members of F.O.TH.K., Chryssa Pantazi and Nikos Panagiotopoulos.

Creators: Panagiota Samioti, Maria Chatzigianni. Production: Maria Chatzigianni & Polis View. Script: Panagiota Samioti, Maria Chatzigianni. Original Music: Chryspa. Sound Recording: Christos Papageorgiou. Editing: Manos Georgakopoulos. Narration: Evangelia Moumouri. Featuring: Phaedra Galanaki, Revekka Kalliani, Evi Kasparidou, Maria Douza, Louiza Pepe, Emilia Samioti, Alexandra Tragaki, Klairi Chatzigianni. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 26 min
Eight women of different ages gather, metaphorically, around the same table. Their voices merge into “one”, travelling through a lifetime: from “you’re too young” to “you’re too old.” An audio documentary about ageism, the female gaze, and a woman’s right to remain visible — at every age.

Creator: Oska Paul. Script: Oska Paul. Narration: Agodi Tonia Chinwendu. Language: English. Greece, 2026, 30 min
Part of a podcast documentary series recounting the history of African activism in Athens, exploring how African communities organized in response to racism, exclusion and injustice. Each episode focuses on a Pan-African collective from the 1990s, 2000s or 2010s, highlighting how their struggles shaped contemporary Greek society.

Creator: Kleitos Kleitou. Production: Alpha Podcasts. Script: Kleitos Kleitou. Original Music: Kostas Kakogiannis. Sound Recording-Editing: Konstantinos Charalambous. Narration: Marinos Konsolos, Margarita Zachariou. Language: Greek. Cyprus, 2026, 25 min
The true story of Cyprus’s only princess. The extraordinary journey of Zina Kanther de Tyras, from poverty and cabaret stages to marriage with a billionaire and a princely title, alongside the urban legend that she inspired Bithikotsis to write “The Official Mistress.” An audio series based on her autobiography.

Creator: Konstantinos Sevdalis. Production-Script: Konstantinos Sevdalis. Original Music: Konstantinos Sevdalis, Giorgos Laimos. Sound Recording: Giorgos Laimos. Editing: Konstantinos Sevdalis. Narration: Argyris Papadopoulos, Vicky Depasta, Evangelia Grammati, Zinovia Argyriou, Zoi Arvaniti, Lucia Martinez, Elias Latee, Iro Latiou, Katerina Sarisavidi, Kris Kalfa, Lydia Papadopoulou, Makis Ketepeztidis, Michalis Alexiadis, Nikitas, Nikolas Arnis, Nikos Konstantinou, Nikos Bardis, Nikos Choursoglou, Pathi Katsoufi, Tania Archontouli, Jessy James, Konstantinos Sevdalis. Song-Ending: Vasilis Karaboulas, Mando Giannikou, Eleni Pipini, Katerina Spyropoulou, Konstantinos Sevdalis. Text: Pantelis Boukalas. Cover Artwork: Konstantinos Sevdalis, Natassa Chelioti. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 20 min
What is a cell to you? What lies outside a cell? Where are you? Τhree questions set in motion the creation of a psychic opening, through the participants' narratives and responses. All of us suspended before the boundless blue. “I am standing on the horizon. The sea is like a waterfall: it starts where it ends.”

Creators: Ioannis Trevlias, Stavros Kolkas (Sons of Numenor). Production-Editing: Nefeli Paraskevi Gkremou. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 26 min
The masterful fusion of European mythologies throughout the works of J.R.R. Tolkien became the seed of contemporary fantasy literature. Yiannis and Stavros, the Sons of Numenor, discuss Tolkien's gods and heroes, drawn from ancient Greece up to the frozen North.

Creator: Kosmas Pavlidis. Production: StereosisPodcasts. Script: Kosmas Pavlidis. Sound Recording-Editing: Kosmas Pavlidis. Original Music: Rafael Krux. Narration: Kosmas Pavlidis. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 20 min
The story of the Mexican Suitcase, a lost archive containing thousands of Spanish Civil War negatives by Robert Capa, Gerda Taro and David Seymour. A journey through war, oblivion and rediscovery, revealing an archive that changed the history of war photography.

Creators: Lazaros Karaliotas, Christos Mais. Production: Alterthess. Script: Christos Mais. Sound Recording-Editing: Menelaos Exioglou. Narration: Phoebe Holland. Cover Artwork: Giannis Loukarellis. Language: English. Greece-Scotland, 2026, 30 min
Ladino set the rhythm of Thessaloniki’s port, where Jewish dockworkers sustained a multilingual labour world and forged cross-ethnic solidarities. The podcast follows how migration from Asia Minor, competition for work and nationalisation reconfigured dock labour before Nazi deportations to concentration camps emptied the port of its Jewish workers, leaving ghosts.

Creator: Despoina Tolanoudi. Production-Script: Despoina Tolanoudi. Sound Recording-Editing: Despoina Tolanoudi. Narration: Despoina Tolanoudi, Athina Kapatsolou, Anastasios Tagtalianidis, Georgios Sfyris, Konstantinos Moschou, Alexandra Sakara, Chrysanthi Trapezanoglou, Petroula Zarifi, Ioanna Polychronidou, Eleni Polychronidou, Evgenia Sarakatsani, Elena Sarakatsani, Eirini Vasiloglou. Language: Greek. Greece, 2026, 27 min
How many people can hide behind one person? Through memories, scents, tastes, phrases, and everyday gestures, the episode traces those who, without ever knowing it, became part of our story. Perhaps, in the end, the self holds more people within it than we remember.