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The Agora Talking Heads event “XR Unlocked: An Introduction to New Realities in Production” took place on Wednesday March 12th at Pavlos Zannas theater, as part of the Agora of the 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival. On the occasion of the new AGORA XR Lab initiative, launched this year at the Festival’s Agora, the discussion focused on the production of Extended Reality (XR) films.
On March 12th, at MOMus-Thessaloniki Museum of Photography, the Agora Talk titled "Seeing Is No Longer Believing: Why Investigative Docs Matter More Than Ever" took place, exploring why in an era of rapid information dissemination, with scarce fact-checking mechanisms, investigative documentaries are more urgent and necessary than ever.
The Agora of the 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival bestowed its awards at Warehouse C, on Wednesday March 12th. Making use of all the available tools and new technologies, the Festival’s Agora showcased a new series of actions and backed successful initiatives that took place both in physical spaces and online. This year’s Agora marked a great success, as more than 400 international visitors attended its events.
The presentation of the projects featured in this year’s Agora Docs in Progress, the main meeting point for documentary films at the final stage before completion, was held on Tuesday, March 11, at Frida Liappa theater, as part of the Agora of the 27th Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival. Directors and producers from Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean had the opportunity to showcase their documentaries to buyers, co-producers, sales agents, and international festival programmers, aiming to attract their interest and support.
Within the framework of the 27th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival’s Agora, the new initiative of the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival and the DOK Leipzig Festival "Doc Together" was presented on Tuesday afternoon, March 11th. This new initiative aims at exploring how displaced or exiled filmmakers and those working under perilous conditions in their home countries can access funding and resources, especially if they are excluded from national funding opportunities or unable to receive support.
