Thessaloniki Documentary Festival
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Proud to be an American
POLITICS: Touching on almost every aspect of life, Frederick Wiseman's latest opus illustrates all ways a local city administration can engage in civil discourse with its citizens.
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Radiograph of a Family
FAMILY: The daughter of a secular father and a devout mother tells the story reflective of the political events leading to the 1979 Iranian Revolution.
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«We should try to rediscover the essence and the importance of the physical event»
TDF: Thessaloniki Documentary Festival Artistic Director Orestis Andreadakis speaks with Modern Times Review on the Greek festival's upcoming 23rd edition
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The years to come
SOCIETY: Maite Alberdi's film cleverly touches on a delicate theme and invites us with compassion and tenderness to reflect on isolation, the rigours of patriarchal society, and the organisation of work and family.
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Old hate, new influencers
ALT-RIGHT: An investigation into the roots of rising white nationalism in the U.S. and abroad.
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Boycott or disrupt?
ACTIVISM: Following Icelandic performance art group Hatari who made headlines at the 2019 Eurovision Song Contest in support of Palestinian rights.
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At home in another Europe
CONTROL: In increasingly authoritarian Hungary, two women face several hardships in their adoption of a young Roma child.
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Thessaloniki Documentary Festival 2020: The winners list
The 22nd Thessaloniki Documentary Festival moved online for 2020 and ran from 19 to 28 May. Below is the complete winners’ list for this year’s festival. The winners The Golden Alexander Award: Welcome to Chechnya (dir. David France) – USA Special Jury Award: Acasă, My Home (dir. Radu Ciorniciuc) – Romania, Finland, Germany The Golden…
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