Agora Market Manual 2010

C o n t e n t s4 Festival Venues5 Useful Information for the Agora/Market6 Agora Team [Who is who]8 Agora/Market Results10 Agora/Market Juries12 Balkan Fund Projects34 Crossroads ProjectsAWARDS SPONSOR66 Works in ProgressAWARD SPONSORAWARD SPONSOR80 Fim MarketGreek FilmsInternational CompetitionSpecial ScreeningsOpen HorizonsIndependence DaysBalkan SurveyBalkan Fund Participants Previous WorksCrossroads Participants Previous Works100 Salonica Studio/Four Corners Workshop102 Hellenic Audiovisual Directory Index

51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualIt was Groucho Marx that once said “ It isn’t so much that hard times are coming,the change observed is mostly soft times going”. This is so true regarding Greece.But hard times have come and they have struck firmly on us and on Culture ofevery form. We are struggling to keep up with what we have built and refuse togive up.Funny enough, history repeats itself and in times of crisis a group of Greek film directorshave emerged to give hope and shed a light on modern Greece, so wellhidden behind its theatrical masks and exaggerated gestures.Everybody knows the stories of film directors that in times of economic crisis theymanaged to make their masterpieces just because they did not have money topressure them. Well, we are counting on it.Agora / Market is a place that, you could say, in a traditional Balkan and Mediterraneanway is a family business. Our family are the creators and the everlastingsearchers (i.e producers, sales agents, distributors, festival representatives) of importantfilms and as a loving mother we want to make sure they succeed.Since the first industry activity back in 2003 with the launch of the Balkan Funduntil this year’s total reform of the Agora / Market we strive to support and putour efforts into the service of making and promoting important, entertaining andmeaningful films through our development activities such as the Crossroads CoproductionForum, the Woks in Progress, the Film Market in addition to the FilmStudent program Salonica Studio.Films that have a link to Greece, South- Eastern Europe and the Mediterranean areour focus due to our perfectly symmetric location.In these times of crisis we had to cut down on every aspect but we trust that thequality of our services remains the same and that our guests will benefit fromtheir vote of faith to Thessaloniki International Film Festival.We wish you a pleasant stay and welcome to Thessaloniki!Dimitris Eipides Thessaloniki Festival Director,Marie-Pierre Macia Head of Agora / Marketand the Agora / Market team3

T H E F E S T I V A L V E N U E S1. Olympion ComplexCiné OlympionCiné Pavlos Zannas2. Electra HotelAgora Film MarketJust Talking3. Warehouse DCiné Frida LiappaCiné Tonia Marketaki4. Warehouse CFestival Centre5. Warehouse EGuest Office/Acreditation6. Warehouse AMuseum of PhotographyCinema Museum7. Warehouse 1Ciné John CassavetisCiné Stavros Tornes8. Macedonian Museumof Contemporary ArtExhibitiionsConcerts9. AKMI TheaterSalonica StudioKino Climates10. Ticket BoxInfo KioskFestival Shop11. Mylos ClubConcerts

51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualUseful Information for the Agora/Marketz The Agora/Market is located on the 1st floor of the Electra Palace Hotel (9, Aristotelous Sq.)z Working hours: 10.00-20.00, from 3 to 11.12.2010z Access: All registered delegates with TIFF Industry / Press badge have free access to the Agora/Marketz All Agora/Market badges are issued at the Agora/Market area (Electra Palace Hotel)z All Agora/Market delegates are requested to issue zero value tickets for all official festival screenings upon the presentation of their badge(except of the Opening and Closing Ceremonies)z All Agora/Market delegates have free access to the Press / industry Screenings: Frida Liappa Theatre / Stavros Tornes Theatre09.00-13.00Agora/Market Servicesz Accreditation & Information Deskz Shared exhibition space for sellersz Wi-Fiz Special meeting areaFilm Marketz The Film Market facilities are open from the 4th to the 11th of December, 10.00-20.00.On Saturday the 12th of December the Film Market will close at 16.00z 30 booths fully digital are located at the Byzantion Hall on the 1st floor of the Electra Palace Hotelz Booking should be made one day in advance at the Film Market receptionz Booths can be booked for a maximum of four consecutive hoursz You are kindly requested to register your evaluation of each film you have watched.Works in ProgressThe Works in Progress will be screened at Olympion Theater on the 5th of December at 10.00 to 13.00.Access is strictly allowed to the Agora/Market delegates.Balkan Fund WorkshopThe Balkan Fund Workshop will be held in the Makedonia Hall I 10.00-18.00. The sessions are closed to the public.Balkan Fund & Crossroads Co-production Forumindividual meetingsThe individual meetings with the Balkan Fund & Crossroads Participants will be held in the Makedonia Hall II 10. 00-18.00Agora / Market OfficesOur offices are located at the Olympiada Hall next to the stairwell. Office hours: 10.00-18.005

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Agora Team [Who is who]Marie-Pierre MaciaHead of Agora / MarketCrossroads Co-production Forum Artistic DirectorYanna SarriHead of Film MarketWorks in Progress CoordinatorAngeliki VergouAgora / Market CoordinatorBalkan FundCrossroads Co-production ForumWorks in ProgressDenise AndreolaFilm Market CoordinatorThemis VeleniSalonica Studio Coordinator6

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Agora/Market OverviewSince the first industry event in 2003 with the launch of the Balkan Fund, until the full evolution of the Agora / Market many film projectshave been presented in all kinds of development stages. These films have made their premiere in prestigious festivals, won awards and havealso been screened at Thessaloniki International Film Festival. We are committed in enlarging that list and put our efforts into continuing tosupport films from the Balkan and Mediterranean countries.Grbavica (Esma’s Secret)by Jasmila Zbanic (Bosnia & Herzegovina/Austria/Germany/Croatia)Golden Bear, Berlin Film Festival 2006Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2006Balkan Fund Award 2003Small Crimeby Christos Georgiou (Cyprus/Greece/Germany)Karlovy Vary Intl Film Festival 2009Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Balkan Fund Award 2003Snowby Aida Begic (Bosnia & Herzegovina/Germany/France/Iran)Grand Prize Critic’s Week, Cannes 2008Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2008Balkan Fund Award 2004Hidden Facesby Handan Ipekci (Turkey/Germany)International Premiere, Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2007Balkan Fund 2004California Dreamin’ (Endless)by Cristian Nemescu (Romania)Un Certain Regard Award – Cannes Film Festival 2007Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2007Balkan Fund 2004Works in Progress 2006A Farewell to Hemingwayby Svetoslav Ovcharov (Bulgaria)International Premiere, Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2008Balkan Fund Award 2004Ajamiby Scandar Copti & Yaron Shani (Israel/Germany)Camera D’Or – Special Distinction Director’s Fortnight Cannes Film Festival 2009Golden Alexander Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Crossroads Co-production Forum 2005Zion and his Brotherby Eran Merev (Israel)Sundance Film Festival – World Cinema 2009Crossroads Co-production Forum 2005Pandora’s Boxby Yesim Ustaoglu (Turkey/France/Germany/Belgium)Golden & Silver Shell San Sebastian 2008Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2008Crossroads Co-production Forum Award 2006Here and Thereby Darko Lungulov (Serbia/Germany/USA)Best N.Y Narrative Award, Tribeca Intl Film Festival 2009Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Balkan Fund Award 2006Süt (Milk)By Semih Kaplanoglu (Turkey/France/Germany)Venice Film Festival 2008Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2008Crossroads Co-production Forum 2006Chaque Jour Est Une Feteby Dima El-Horr (Lebanon/France)Toronto Film Festival – Discovery 2009Crossroads Co-production Forum 2006Disengagementby Amos Gitai (Israel/France/Italy/Germany)Venice Film Festival 2007Crossroads Co-production Forum 2006The Happiest Girl in the Worldby Radu Jude (Romania/Netherlands)C.I.C.A.E Award, Berlin Film Festival– Forum 2009Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Balkan Fund 2007Crossroads Co-production Forum 2008Akamasby Panicos Chrysanthou (Cyprus / Turkey/ Hungary / Greece)Venice Film Festival 2006Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2006Crossroads Co-producction Forum 20058

51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualAutumnby Özcan Alper (Turkey/Germany)C.I.C.A.E Award Locarno Intl Film Festival 2008Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2008Crossroads Co-production Forum 2007First of All, Feliciaby Razvan Radulescu, Melissa de Raaf (Romania/France/Belgium/Croatia)Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Göteborg Film Festival 2009Balkan Fund Award 2007Metastasesby Branko Schmidt (Croatia/Bosnia & Herzegovina/Serbia)European Premiere Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Balkan Fund Special Mention 2007Works in Progress 2008Kino Caravanby Titus Muntean (Romania/Germany)European Premiere, Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2009Crossroads Co-production Forum 2007Tale 52by Alexis Alexiou (Greece)Intl Film Festival Rotterdam Tiger Awards CompetitionThessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2008Works in Progress 2007Two Linesby Selim Evci (Turkey)International Film Critic’s Week – Venice Film Festival 2008Works in Progress 2007HomelandBy Syllas TzoumerkasInternational Film Critic’s Week – Venice Film Festival 2010Greece: Generation Next 2008Dogtoothby Yorgos Lanthimos (Greece)Un Certain Regard Award Cannes Film Festival 2009Works in Progress 2008Tales from Karsby Özcan Alper, Zehra Derya Koç, Ülkü Oktay, Ahu Öztürk, Ömer Emre AkayIntl Film Festival Rotterdam – Bright Future 2009Works in Progress 2008Auroraby Cristi Puiu (Romania/France/Switzerland/Germany)Un Certain Regard Cannes Film Festival 2010Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2010Works in Progress 2009Outboundby Bogdan George Apetri (Romania)Locarno Intl Film Festival 2010Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival International Competition 2010Works in Progress 2009Mother of Asphaltby Dalibor Matanić (Croatia)Pusan Intl Film FestivalEuropean Premiere, Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2010Balkan Fund Award 2009Tilva RoshBy Nikola Lezaic (Serbia)Locarno Intl Film Festival 2010Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2010Crossroads Co-production Forum 2008Black Fieldby Vardis Marinakis (Greece)Karlovy Vary Intl Film Festival 2010Cinemed Competition, Mediterranean Intl Film Festival MontpellierCrossroads Co-production Forum 2006Greece Generation Next 20089

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010The Balkan Fund JuryALEx BACIUAlex Baciu is a Bucharest-based screenwriter. He graduated in 1999 from the Film and TV Directing section of the National Universityof Theatrical and Cinematographic Art, I.L Caragiale, Bucharest. He continued his studies at the University of Bucharest, Communicationand Public Relations Faculty, which he graduated from in 2003. Alex collaborated as a screenwriter with Razvan Radulescu and RaduMuntean for The Paper Will Be Blue, Boogie and Tuesday, After Christmas. The last two films premiered in Cannes and Boogie won anaward for best script at Hamptons IFF in 2008. He also teamed up with Razvan Radulescu for the scripts for Gruber’s Journey andPrinciples of Life.PANOS IOSSIFELISPanos Iossifelis is an associate professor for screenwriting at the Cinema Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. Hehas a B.A in History and a diploma in Journalism. Ηe is the writer of the critically acclaimed TV drama series Agria Pedia and alsowrote for the series 3os Nomos, Se eida and 10 Entoli. His feature film script Kanenas was directed by C. Nikoleris in 2010 and othertwo scripts for features films, Live Better (director V. Kehagias) and I epanastasi tou penthous (director V. Grigoropoulos) were fundedby the Greek Film Centre and E.R.T (Greek Radio Television) and are now in pre-production. He also wrote several award winningshort films, among them Prostasia (1st Greek State Award for Best Short Film in 2005) and Narkes (Best short Film Award in 1stGreek Film Festival in Los Angeles, 2007). He is the author of the children books To trigono pou egine paramithi and To paramithi pouden einai. Also, he published a collection of short stories, Skoupidia (odos Panos, 2003). He has been teaching screenwriting at theCinema Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki since 2005. He is a member of the Scriptwriters’ Guild of Greece.RICHARD KWIETNIOWSKIRichard Kwietniowski is a London based writer-director. He was educated at the University of Kent at Canterbury (Literature andFilm) and at the University of California at Berkley (Visiting Research Scholar). In addition to directing for British television, he hasmade internationally acclaimed short films including Alfalfa and Flames of Passion, and the feature films Love and Death in LongIsland (with John Hurt and Jason Priestley), and Owning Mahowny (with Philip Seymour Hoffman and Minnie Driver). His work hasreceived awards from Cannes and Berlin Film Festivals, the New York Film Critics Circle, the US National Board of Review and theBritish Academy of Film and Television Arts. He regularly teaches directing at British film schools and has contributed to manyEuropean screenwriting initiatives, including Scenario at London’s Institut Francais, ScriptEast in Poland and FadeIn in Hungary. Hisname is easier to pronounce than it looks: Kfee-et-nee-ov-skee.10

51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualCrossroads JuryCLAIRE LAUNAYAfter more than three years as the assistant to ARTE France’s Head of Projects, Claire Launay, joined in 2002 the ARTE subsidiary forCinema co-production. Trained at the Conservatoire d’Ecriture Audiovisuelle, she now coordinates for ARTE France Cinéma and ARTECofinova the group of readers and the process of pre-selection of projects with Michel Reilhac and Rémi Burah. Since 2009, she alsoparticipated for ARTE in several co-production forums in European Film Festivals.GABOR GREINERAfter his studies of Cultural Management in Vienna, Birmingham and Chicago, Gabor worked as a journalist and film critic at Austria’slargest web-based cultural magazine, cycamp. In 2003, he moved to Brussels to take charge of the distribution support departmentof the MEDIA program at the European Commission’s Film Fund, which was created to support the European audiovisual sector. In2009, Gabor became acquisitions executive at the international sales agent, The Match Factory, specializing in edgy art house filmsfrom all over the world. The Match Factory has won several prestigious prizes for its small, hand-picked catalogue: the Golden Palmin Cannes in 2010, the Golden Bear in Berlin in 2009 and 2010 and four Academy Award nominations in the Best Foreign Languagecategory. In August 2010, Gabor moved to Berlin to take over acquisitions of the French-German sales company, Films Boutique.DIONYSSIS SAMIOTISDionyssis graduated from Law School in Athens and took his Master’s in Commercial & Corporate Law from the University of London,focusing on intellectual property rights. His filmography as a producer includes over 25 feature films, most of them on the top 10 inthe Greek box office and some of which were awarded in various film festivals such as Dangerous Cooking 2010, A Touch of Spice 2003,Beware of Greeks a Greek-Australian co-production 2000, From The Edge Of The City 1998 and more. He has also been associateproducer in Costa Gavras’ film Eden Is West and co-producer/production coordinator in a number of international co-productions suchas O Jerusalem by Ellie Chouraqui, Fugitive Pieces by Jeremy Podeswa, and producer of several feature documentaries. Other activitiesinclude his selection as Producer on the Move in Cannes 2005 and his participation in European Films Crossing Borders in Berlin 2005.He is Secretary General of the Association of Greek Independent Producers and member of both European and Greek Film Academy.Since January 2007, he has an exclusive output deal with ODEON s.a, one of the biggest distributors in Greece.Works in Progress JuryJULIETTE SCHRAMECKAfter a Master’s degree in Law and studiesat the Paris Institute of Political Science, Juliettestarted a course in La Fémis, a Frenchfilm school. She joined in 2005 the Frenchproduction and distribution company LesFilms du Losange. Since 2007, she is part ofMK2’s international department where sheis now Head of International Sales & Acquisitions.KONSTANTINA STAVRIANOUShe was born in Athens. Before studyingComputer Graphics Animation, she tookcourses of Business Administration. In 1999co-founded Graal.S.A. She works in Post Productionsince 2003.KAREL OCHBorn in 1974 in Czech Republic, Karel Och studiedlaw and graduated in film theory and historyat Prague's Charles Univesity. Since 2001, hehas worked for the Karlovy Vary InternationalFilm Festival as a member of the selection committee.He is a member of FIPRESCI and haspublished in various dailies and magazines suchas Lidove noviny, Cinepur, Cinema and Iluminace.He curated tributes and retrospectives toSam Peckinpah, John Huston and Michael Powell& Emeric Pressburger, among others. In 2009he was appointed senior programmer and in2010 program director of the Karlovy Vary IFF.11

SCRIPT DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE4-6 DECEMBER 2010The Balkan Fund was createdto support filmmakersfrom the Balkan regionin their efforts todevelop their projects asprofessionally as possible,and thus to supportthe region’s film production.AWARD SPONSOR

thebalkanfundprojectsTHE BARBARIANSSerbiapage 14HAPPY BIRTHDAYCyprus-Germanypage 16THE HOUSECroatiapage 18ILEANARomaniapage 20THE LAST SLEEPLESSTurkeypage 22MY AFRICAN HEARTGreecepage 24SEPTEMBERGreece-Germanypage 26SMELLS LIKE BLOODGreecepage 28NOMINATED PROJECTS OF 2010The projects nominated for the 3 awards of the Balkan Fund are the following in alphabetic order:STAGE FRIGHTGreecepage 30WALK ON!Turkeypage 32

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsThe BarbariansSerbiaProduced by: SENSE PRODUCTIONDirector: Ivan IkicScriptwriter: Ivan IkicProducer: Milan StojanovicCo-Producers: Zona Sova (Croatia)Budget: 702.950 euroSecured Financing: 3,3%SYNOPSISOn February 2008 Kosovo declared independence. The Serbian government decided to organize a mass protestin Belgrade.Luka, a seventeen year-old, who lives in an impoverished industrial town on the outskirts of Belgrade, becomesthe leader of a hooligan group supporting a local football club. The football club is run by Tihomir, a controversialbusinessman related to corrupted politicians who instruct Luka to collect “voluntary financial donations” for theteam. Reluctantly he agrees only to find himself caught in a web of lies and betrayal. Stefana, is new at schooland was brought back from Switzerland because of her troubling behavior. Stefana and Luka begin a passionateromance, brought together by their love for fast cars and reckless behavior. Unfortunately, she also falls into Tihomir’sweb and ends up being blackmailed into doing his dirty work. Luka and Stefana’s fates intertwine andresult in an explosion of violence which ends tragically during the protest in Belgrade.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTOne event left a significant mark in my memory. The night that Belgrade burned. Rage and noise triumphedthat night. Anarchy caused by the young people’s brewing dissatisfaction exploded… My wish was to return tothis night and make a film about yet another lost generation in the aftermath of Serbia’s transition.This is a film about growing up in a small Serbian town, in a society of lost values, where corruption,immorality and abuse of power prosper. Through the tragic romance of Luka and Stefana, prejudice, envy andnationalism are reflected. The film is told from their perspective in a documentary style, very familiar to modernBritish social issue films, were we see their troubles with minimal distance. Their two stories intertwine andevolve, creating a melodramatic plot within the social drama of their coming of age.SENSE PRODUCTIONSense Production, founded in April 2010, is a Belgrade based production company, specialized in Film & Videoproduction.Sense Production is a company with a mission to produce modern films based on up-to-date and socially importanttopics. By forming a creative and productive environment and by gathering young authors from Serbiaand the Balkan region, we are trying to bring freshness and innovation to the Serbian film industry.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONSENSE PRODUCTIONT. +381 11 334 1603M. +381 64 906 7410office@senseproduction.rsmilan@senseproduction.rswww.senseproduction.rs14

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYTarot Serbia!, 2010, doc.The Users, 2008, doc. shortScream,2005, shortDIRECTOR’S CVIvan Ikic was born 1982 in Belgrade. He completed hisstudies in Film and TV Directing at the Faculty of DramaArts in Belgrade and was named best student of his generation.He attended Berlinale Talent Campus 2008 and BerlinaleDox Clinic 2008. Directed several documentaries, shortfiction and commercial films. He just completed his featuredocumentary road-movie Tarot Serbia!.Ivan Ikic, Screenwriter /Directorpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYKoror, 2010, shortMothers, 2010 - production managerToronto Intl Film FestivalLife and Death of Porno Gang, 2008 - production managerPRODUCER’S PROFILEMilan Stojanovic was born in 1983 in Belgrade. He completedhis studies in Film and TV Production at the Faculty of DramaArts in Belgrade in 2006 and followed a filmmaking courseat the New York Film Academy in 2008. He won the PromotionPrize at Cottbus Film Festival in 2007. Since 2002, heworks as an independent film professional (PM, UPM) invarious Serbian and international productions. Producedseveral short films and documentaries.He founded Sense Production with Maja Popovic in 2010.Previous Work available at the Film MarketScream 2005 is available at the Digital Video – LibraryMilan Stojanovic, Producerpresent at BF15

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsHappy BirthdayCyprus / GermanyProduced by:TWENTY TWENTY VISION & LYCHNARIDirector: Christos GeorgiouScriptwriter: Christos GeorgiouCo-Producers:Thanassis Karathanos & Christos GeorgiouBudget: 1.180.000 euroSYNOPSISWhen George rushes out of the police van and finds his daughter Lena among the demonstrators facing him, hedecides to take her to the country house, away from the riots and the city. He means to protect her but insteadthey end up confronting each other.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThis is a film about the relationship of a father and his daughter seen at the moment when the daughter, bygrowing up, is shifting the balance of the relationship. This is often not such a smooth transition and especiallynot in this case.Riots in cities are something, which unfortunately, many of us are getting to experience. This is a powerfulbackground for any story but for me the strength of the film is the two human lives at the heart of the situation,and most powerful moments are the ones where ordinary life becomes extraordinary, such as a birthday cake ina police cage or a driving lesson that almost becomes a death trap. The humour and irony of these moments is avery important element that helps the film end with a note of hope.TWENTY TWENTY VISIONTwenty Twenty Vision is a film production company based in Berlin, Germany. The principal ThanassisKarathanos and shareholder Uta Ganschow formed the company in December 1998 as a vehicle for the productionof feature film projects aimed at the national and international markets.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONTWENTY TWENTY VISIONT. +49 30 6128 1750office@twentytwentyvision.euwww.twentytwentyvision.eu16

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYSmall Crime, 2008San Fransisco Intl Film FestivalKarlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalShanghai Intl Film FestivalUnder the Stars, 2001Montreal Intl Film FestivalIntl Film Festival RotterdamGothenburg Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVChristos Georgiou was born in the UK in 1966, and broughtup in Cyprus. He studied in the UK at the University of Warwickand the Northern School of Film and TV of Leeds, andin Poland at the Polish National Film School in Lodz.He has worked in England, Cyprus and Greece and hasdirected four short films, several drama series, documentaries,commercials and two feature films Under the Starsand Small Crime.In 1991 he formed Lychnari Productions an audiovisualproduction company based in Cyprus.Christos GeorgiouScreenwriter/ Director /Producerpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYThe Hunter, 2010Berlin Film FestivalAjami, 2009Camera D’ Or – Special Distinction,Directors’ Forthnight – Cannes Film FestivalGolden Alexander, Thessaloniki Intl Film FestivalSmall Crime, 2008San Fransisco Intl Film FestivalKarlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalShanghai Intl Film FestivalIrina Palm, 2007Berlin Film FestivalEuropean Film AwardsThe Drummer, 2007Locarno Intl Film FestivalHong Kong Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEThanassis Karathanos was born in Berlin in 1967. He receiveda Master’s Degree at the Panteion University of Athens inpolitical and social sciences.In December 1998 he established in Berlin the film productioncompany Twenty Twenty Vision. In June 2003 togetherwith Karl Baumgartner he set up the film productioncompany Pallas Film in Halle, Germany. Both companiesproduce feature films and documentaries.He is a member of the German Film Academy and theEuropean Film Academy.Previous Work available at the Film MarketSmall Crime 2008 and Under the Stars 2001are available at the Digital Video – LibraryThanassis Karathanos, Producerpresent at BF17

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsThe HouseCroatiaProduced by: MAINFRAME PRODUCTIONDirector: Zoran SudarScriptwriter: Sanja KovacevicProducer: Igor A. NolaBudget: 1.298.650 euroSecured Financing: 14%SYNOPSISDjuro is a Bosnian refugee living with his wife and daughter in a deserted house in a Croatian village. Havinglost a son in the war he and Bisera are trying, unsuccessfully thus far, to have another child. Djuro’s hell beginswhen the Serbian owner of the house, Miki comes back with his son to reclaim his property.Miki is an honest man who has every right to the house, but Djuro has to fight for his family. He trieseverything to drive Miki away, but Miki persists. Nediljko, the mayor of the village, also wants Miki’s land for hisbusiness and gives Djuro a mine to kill Miki. Djuro cannot bring himself to do it and, feeling like a completefailure, tries to kill himself. Desperate, Bisera wants to give Djuro a reason to live – another child. She asks Mikito impregnate her. It will take more than friendship with the enemy for humanity to win.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTInspired by true events this story describes the chain of events that mercilessly whips good men and forcesthem to turn against one another fighting more viciously than when in war. The two men are claiming the samehouse, the same tiny speck of dust in the whole universe, with nowhere else to go, because there is nowhere togo. In this film we are not trying to construct or imagine. We are trying to establish strong, lifelike charactersand sincerely observe what happens to them. Like in a documentary, we are recording human emotions andthe actions they produce. They will have to dig deep to remain human and yet to change. This is an inner fightseen through action. Each of the characters lives in its own little space defined by emotions and when theirspaces clash the colors of emotions paint the screen.MAINFRAME PRODUCTIONMainframe Production is a production company specializing in European co-productions. In 2000, MainframeProduction brings the first co-production to Croatia – Like a Bad Dream, directed by Antonio Mitrikevski. Recentfilms produced through Mainframe Production include Emily Young’s Kiss of Life, The Fever directed by CarloNero, The Living and the Dead directed by Kristijan Milic, Upside Down directed by Igor Ivanov, White Lightnin’directed by Dominic Murphy, The Duel by Dover Kosashvili, Just Between Us by Rajko Grlic and The Morning Afterby Birgitte Stærmose (in postproduction).PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONMAINFRAME PRODUCTIONT. +385 1 3822 022M. +385 91 653 81 66igor@mainframeproduction.comwww.mainframeproduction.com18

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYŽiga, 2010, doc.The Canal, 2010, shortHuml, 2009, doc.DIRECTOR’S CVZoran Sudar was born in 1959 in Slavonski Brod. GraduatedFilm and TV directing on Zagreb Academy of Drama Artsand comparative literature and English language at ZagrebFaculty of Philosophy. Worked as 1st AD on numerous Americanand English film productions in Europe and Asia (amongthose are The Peacemaker, Death Train, Night Watch, WhiteLightnin’, The Duel). Simultanously works as a freelance director,making commercials, TV movies and documentaries.His feature film Last Will recieved several awards (Breza, asthe best debutant and Golden Gate of Pula at Pula Film Festival,Vecernjak Rose for the best film). He directed and cowrote18 episodes of TV series Ours and Yours and wroteand directed the TV series Golden Mug. His latest work isthe short film The Canal, which was a part of a featurelenght omnibus Zagreb Stories.Zoran Sudar, Directorpresent at BFWRITER’S CVSanja Kovacevic was born in Zagreb in 1969. She graduatedin Dramaturgy at the Academy of Drama Arts, in Sociologyat the Faculty of Humanities & Social Sciences and in HumanResources Management in Zagreb. Her screenplay for theshort film The Canal was one of the best on Screenplay’sCompetition of the city of Zagreb. She was head writer onthe drama series Good Intentions and worked as head ofcreative department on 5 other TV series and sitcoms forthe Croatian TV and Fremantle Media UK. She also writesscripts for documentaries and radio dramas and essays forthe Croatian Film Clubs’ Association. Her first book, aboutQuality TV Series is to be published in Zagreb.Sanja Kovacevic, Screenwriterpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYThe Morning After - in post-productionby Birgitte StærmoseJust Between Us, 2010Karlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalGotham Screen Intl Film FestivalPula Film FestivalAnton Chekhov’s The Duel, 2010 co-producerPRODUCER’S PROFILEIgor A. Nola has over twenty years of a wide-ranging internationalproduction experience. He worked as a lineproducer on over twenty feature films and television seriesin Croatia, Slovenia, FYROM, Austria, Italy, Great Britain,and other European countries. From 1994 to 1998 Igor wasa Managing Director in charge of Production of the FYROMfilm production company Vardar Film, and during that periodhe worked on Welcome to Sarajevo and The Peacemaker.His films have participated in many film festivals and hisrecent productions have won more than 25 awards.Previous Work available at the Film MarketThe Canal 2010 is available at the Digital Video – LibraryIgor A. Nola, Producerpresent at BF19

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsIleanaRomaniaProduced by: STRADA FILMDirector: Eva PervoloviciScriptwriter: Monica StanProducer: Marcian LazărBudget: 650.000 euroSYNOPSISIleana is a 19-year-old child, innocent, dreamy and in love. When her boyfriend, Radu, a small-time dealer ofmarijuana, gets caught by the police, she is the only one who can help him. The 16th article of the Penal Codeallows relatives or friends of the culprit to reduce his sentence by submitting information which will lead tosomeone else’s arrest. However, as she’s an outsider to the drug world, that’s not something she can achieve byherself. She seeks help from Rama, a heroin-addict who lives in the ghetto. She goes on a journey to the otherside, to a world different from the one she knows and becomes part of it in order to achieve her goal. At the endshe will face a dilemma. Will she still save Radu by sacrificing Rama, or will she stay with Rama and leave Raduin prison?DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThere are stories that you seek and stories that come to you, that follow you for years. This is the case of Ileana,a script based on real facts. Ileana is a sort of Orpheus: she must descend to the Underworld to save the one sheloves. It is a long and hard journey that cannot leave her unscathed, that alters her view of the world and oflove.It’s a process of sacrifice - of the self and of the other - in which the initial purpose is lost or becomesambiguous. At the end, the innocent and dreamy child is transformed and has to decide not only between thelove of two men, but also between their destinies: who will go to prison and who will get away. Thus, in theend, the spectator could wonder: “How far would I go for the one I love?”STRADA FILMPRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONSTRADA FILMT. +40 21411808099M. +40 724041627contact@stradafilm.romarcian.lazar@stradafilm.rowww.stradafilm.roStrada Film was founded in 2004, having the Traffic directed by Catalin Mitulescu as its first production(Palm d’ Or for short film at Cannes). Since then, Strada Film has produced successful films: Ryna by RuxandraZenide, The Way I Spent the End of the World by Catalin Mitulescu, winner of Best Actress Award in the UnCertain Regard competition at Cannes, and If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle, Florin Serban’s debut, winner of theGrand Jury Prize Silver Bear and Alfred Bauer Award at Berlin Film Festival, 2010.During these years, Strada Film has expanded its activities to producing short films, like A Good Day for aSwim by Bogdan Mustata, winner of the Golden Bear in 2008 Berlinale, as well as documentaries - Life inSquares, directed by Ivana Mladenovic, currently in post-production - becoming one of the emerging productioncompanies on the Romanian market.20

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYDown the Rabbit Hole, 2009, shortSingapore Short Film FestivalStrasbourg Intl Film FestivalFresh Film Fest, Karlovy Vary Intl Student Film FestivalMy Undone School Films, 2007, shortMilwaukee Short Film FestivalTransilvania Intl Film FestivalCinema u Feminine Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVEva is a young Romanian film director. She recently completedher MFA Advance Film Practice in Edinburgh. Hershort films have been screened at festivals around the world.Down the Rabbit Hole, a 35mm graduation fiction short,was screened in London, Edinburgh, Milano, Strasbourg,Singapore etc. My Undone School Films, a 16 mm fictionshort, won the best Experimental Film at Hyperion FilmFestival Romania and screened at Milwaukee Short FilmFestival, USA. Amelia, a black and white 35mm short, wonthe photography prize and the Special Jury Prize at the EarlyBird Students’ Film Festival, Bulgaria. In 2009 she took partin Berlin and in Sarajevo Talent Campus, and in 2010 shewon a grant from Berlin Today Award to direct a short filmin the summer of 2010. Besides the feature film Ileana shecurrently develops a feature film in Paris, with the productioncompany Kinoelektron.Eva Pervolovici, Directorpresent at BFWRITER’S CVMonica is a Romanian screenwriter. After having graduatedthe Bucharest Faculty of Foreign Languages and Literatures(German & English) in 2009, she is preparing her PsychologyBachelor of Science at the Royal Holloway University of London.Monica has attended Reykjavik International Film FestivalTalent Laboratory in 2009 and Sarajevo Talent Campusin 2010. She is the co-writer of Eva Pervolovici’s Down theRabbit Hole and currently has many projects in development.Among them: she is the co-writer of Little Red, short filmproduced by Beleza Fil Germany, nominated for Berlin TodayAward, currently in post-production and preparing her debutin feature film with Ileana.Monica Stan, Screenwriterpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYWolf (pre-production)by Bogdan MustataSundance Screenwriters Lab 2010Torino Development Program 2009-2010Cinelink Eurimages Award Sarajevo, 2010If I Want to Whistle, I Whistle, 2010 - Associate ProducerGrand Prix Silver Bear, Alfred Bauer Award,Berlin Film FestivalMusic in the Blood, 2010, shortBest Film Award, Une Nuit Trop Courte Intl Film FestivalBeTV Award, Brussels Intl Film FestivalSpecial Mention of the jury for musicClermont - Ferrand Intl Short Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEMarcian is a producer based in Bucharest, Romania. He hasa business and project management background. Beginningof 2006, he joined Strada Film as a business consultant andshortly after that he became managing director and producer.Since 2008, Marcian is focusing on film production as a producer.He is following the EAVE workshop during 2010. He isassociate producer of the feature film If I Want to Whistle, IWhistle, directed by Florin Serban, which has received theJury Grand Prix Silver Bear Award at the Berlinale 2010. In2009, he finished the production of the short film Music inthe Blood, co-produced with two French partners: PremiumFilms and Les Films Promenades, selected at the Clermont-Ferrand Festival in 2010. Marcian is currently developingWolf written and directed by Bogdan Mustata.Marcian Lazăr, Producerpresent at BFPrevious Work available at the Film MarketA Portentous Death 2010, Liuba 2010, Down the RabbitHole 2009, Mina 2009 and Air With Diamonds 2007are available at the Digital Video – Library21

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsThe Last SleeplessTurkeyProduced by: YXN FILMDirector: Ilke YeşilayScriptwriter: Ilke YeşilayProducer: Emre YeksanBudget: 750.000 euroSYNOPSISOne morning on her way to school, Kavin (8) finds the neighborhood’s mean and lonely aunt, Kerime, dead inher house. Although a couple of days have passed nobody seems to have noticed her death. Next evening,Kavin, fed up from the harassment of her step-father at home, goes to Kerime’s house. There, she finds refuge,a place she feels safe. But as the dead body starts to decompose, Kavin sees how death really looks like and getsterrified. But the terrifying scene will lead her to question the reasons that may have driven her elder sister tosuicide.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTWhat does a child know about death? Depending on some researches and our own experience, we can say: “Notmuch”. Children have millions of other preoccupations regarding life and spend most of their time exploring thewhole physical and sensual world. They have a simple understanding of death thinking it is something that onlyhappens to old and sick people.The Last Sleepless is the story of Kavin – an 8-year-old girl and her encounter with the concept of death for thefirst time. Discovering death is also a part of life and growing up.YXN FILMYxN Film is a new production company with effective strategies for fresh talents with creative minds. Thecompany focuses on the region of the Balkans and the Middle East.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONYXN FILMT. +90 2122931520M. +90 5325642498emre@yeksan.comwww.yxnfilm.com22

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYThings I know as Right, 2010, shortDIRECTOR’S CVBorn in 1980 in Istanbul, Ilke Yesilay studied Philosophy atIstanbul University for two years. Then she changed hermajor into communication. Along with one year pre classon German, she graduated from Radio – TV – Cinema Programin 2005. Following the graduation, she worked as anassistant director in TV commercials for two years, and producedmovie clips. She wrote film and TV critics for cinemamagazines such as Altyazı. In 2008 she went to New Yorkand undertook screenwriting classes at New York University.She studied drama, including method acting, theater historyand dramatic writing classes, at Lee Strasberg Institute forone year. In the meantime she worked as an assistant producerand writer, in a TV show called New Horizons. In 2009she came back to Turkey. The Last Sleepless is going to beher first feature film.Ilke Yeşilay, Screenwrite / Directorpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYCome to My Voice, (in development)by Hüseyin KarabeyDo Not Forget Me Istanbul (in production)by Various DirectorsEastern Plays, 2009 – co-producerDirector’s Fortnight Cannes Film FestivalSüt-Milk, 2008Venice Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEAfter studying cinema at Mimar Sinan University and Universitéde Paris I - Sorbonne Emre Yeksan started off his careerin Paris as an assistant producer in music videos andTV commercials. He later moved on to production and financingof feature films and worked as a freelancer in Parisand Berlin until he decided to move back to Istanbul. Hehas since been working as a producer with directors suchas Semih Kaplanoğlu Süt/Milk, Kamen Kalev Eastern Playsand Hüseyin Karabey. Along with The Last Sleepless by İlkeYeşilay he is currently producing the second feature lengthproject by Hüseyin Karabey Come to My Voice.Emre Yeksan, Producerpresent at BF23

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsMy African HeartGreeceProduced by: HOMEMADE FILMSDirector: Syllas TzoumerkasScriptwriter: Syllas TzoumerkasProducer: Maria DrandakiBudget: 1.289.000 euroSYNOPSISMaria and Yannis, two people madly in love, cut every tie, sacrifice everything and run as far away from eachother as they can. Maria goes on an adventurous jeep ride to Siberia. Yannis is wandering desperate in Africa.Estranged and vagabond, scattered in three continents and eleven languages, will they ever meet again?DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTIt is a dream come true when we blow up our lives.My African Heart is a love story told by its very end, a character drama disguised as a road movie with adventurous,fast-paced car-driving scenes.The film’s characters, people who cannot settle down anywhere, incapable of building anything, fortunehunters, without a family, without a centre in their lives, whimsical and passionate, courageous and politicallyincorrect, create a world where time is never-ending present, national borders are obsolete, language is a set ofswear words, and globetrotting is home.A tale of love, despair and geography, without any other solution offered than the characters’ will to live upto their dream, their desire, their never-ending contradiction, in the jungle of this modern, sort-of-converged,easy-to-travel world. Now, Navigar e Preciso, Viver Nao e Preciso (our navigation is precise, our living precise itis not).HOMEMADE FILMSHomemade Films was founded in 2009 to produce or co-produce cutting edge films by young aspiringdirectors. In 2010, it co-produced Homeland by Syllas Tzoumerkas and the short Casus Belli by Yorgos Zois,which were both selected in Venice Film Festival (25th International Film Critics’ Week and Orizzonti Competitionrespectively).PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONHOMEMADE FILMST. +30 2130415200M. +30 6944846012drandaki@pan.com.gr24

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYHomeland, 201025 th International Film Critics’ Week – 67 th Venice FF 2010Rain, 2002, shortOberhausen Intl Film FestivalAix-en-Provence Intl Film FestivalDrama Intl Film FestivalThe Devouring Eyes, 2000, shortCannes Film Festival - CinefondationKarlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalUppsala Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVSyllas Tzoumerkas was born in 1978. He studied film direction,theatre and acting in Athens, Utrecht and New York.He directed the awarded short films The Devouring Eyes (officialselection – Cannes Film Festival Cinefondation 2001,Jury Prize – Karlovy Vary Festival 2001) and Rain (Best ShortFilm – Greek State Awards 2002). He worked as a directorfor the TV-documentary shows Fakeli (2004-2007) andParaskinio (episode: Ezra Pound – I Wanted to Write Paradise,2004). As an actor, he participated in the devised theatreperformances The Narrator is Absent (Erasers, Geneva MappingFestival 2010) and Cinemascope (Blitz Ensemble, AthensFestival-Bios 2010). His first feature film, Homeland (2010),was selected to participate at the International Film Critics’Week of the 67 th Venice Film Festival.Syllas TzoumerkasScreenwriter / Directorpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYParadise in post-productionby Panayotis FafoutisHomeland, 201025 th Intl Film Critics’ Week – 67 th Venice Film FestivalCasus Belli, 2010, short67 th Venice Film Festival, Orizzonti Competition33rd Intl Drama Film FestivalTale 52, 2008 - executive producerRotterdam Intl Film Festival’s Tiger Awards CompetitionToronto Intl Film Festival – Discovery SectionSao Paulo Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEMaria Drandaki studied Communication and Cultural Managementand completed her studies in Cultural Studies &Cinema.As a producer she’s involved in the production of featureand short films by Greek emerging directors. She was executiveproducer in Alexis Alexiou’s feature debut Tale 52,which was invited in the official selection of Rotterdam InternationalFilm Festival’s Tiger Awards Competition, TorontoInternational Film Festival (Discovery Section), Sitges, CatalonianInternational Film Festival -Best Screenplay Awardin 2008 and a series of other film festivals.In 2008 she was the Greek Producer on the Move duringthe Cannes Film Festival.In 2010, she produced Homeland by Syllas Tzoumerkasand the short Casus Belli by Yorgos Zois, which were bothselected in Venice Film Festival (25 th International FilmCritics’ Week and Orizzonti Competition respectively).She is currently in post-production of the film Paradiseby Panayiotis Fafoutis.Previous Work available at the Film MarketHomeland 2010 is available at the Digital Video – LibraryMaria Drandaki, Producerpresent at BF25

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsSeptemberGreece / GermanyProduced by: PENNY PANAYOTOPOULOUDirector: Penny PanayotopoulouScriptwriters:Kallia Papadaki, Penny PanayotopoulouCo-Producer: Thanassis Karathanos –Twenty Twenty VisionBudget: 1.000.000 euroSYNOPSISAnna works at IKEA and witnesses everyday peoples’ dreams about putting a life together. She lives her own lifequietly with no great aspirations. Her only true companion is her dog Manu. But then, the dog dies. Whilemourning over her loss, not knowing what to do, a woman living across the street with her family comes andtakes Anna into her arms and calms her down. From that moment on, Anna replaces her dog with the life of theapparently happy family. Their everyday habits and their little moments become the centre of her universe. Shespies on them, imitates them, longs for their togetherness and reorganizes her life according to their pace andmood. But when the family gets suffocated by her overbearing behaviour, they reject her. Anna feels devastatedbut realizes that families meet their own dead-ends and shortcomings.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTI have always wanted to make a small film about a great loneliness. Subjects that don’t have fancy plot twists orcomplicated structures attract me. I just try to keep alert to the world around me, to every little detail, phrase orgesture and let them bring out the story in complete innocence, as if things were happening for the first time.It is by that means, I can understand the hidden joys and sorrows of all people.In September apparently nothing much happens. And yet, it gives me a great opportunity to bring up with aslight, humorous delight the tragicomic aspect of life; the longing for someone or something you can never be,the isolation in any given conventional structure- namely families-, the deep silence that surpasses whateverhappens in the surface of things. Two homes, one facing the other, containing lives, silences, ups and downs,hidden thoughts and dreams.TWENTY TWENTY VISIONTwenty Twenty Vision is a film production company based in Berlin, Germany. The principal ThanassisKarathanos and shareholder Uta Ganschow formed the company in December 1998 as a vehicle for the productionof feature film projects aimed at the national and international markets.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONPENNY PANAYOTOPOULOUT. +30 2108048497M. +30 6932438718ppanayotopoulou@gmail.com26

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYHard Goodbyes: My Father, 2002Best Actor Award, Ecumenical Prize, Locarno Intl Film FestivalToronto Intl Film Festival - Discovery SectionPusan Intl Film FestivalLike Rain Like Hail, 1996, mediumBiarritz Intl Film FestivalEldorado, 1988, shortClermont - Ferrand Intl Short Film FestivalBest Short Film, Thessaloniki Intl Film FestivalMontpelier- Festival de Film des Femmes de CreteilDIRECTOR’S CVPenny Panayotopoulou was born in Athens and studied lawat the University of Athens and film directing at the StavrakosFilm School. From 1982 to 1985 she studied photographyand film directing at the Polytechnic of Central London (Universityof Westminster). Since 1986 she has been workingfree lance for the Hellenic Television producing and directingseries and cultural programs with a social and psychoanalyticalcontent. She has directed several award winningshorts and her first feature film Hard Goodbyes: My Father,was screened at the 55 th Locarno International Film Festivalwhere the film won the Best Actor Award and the EcumenicalPrize. She taught film direction at the University of Aristotleand the New York College of Athens as well as given lectureson Women Filmmakers in the Universities of Oklahoma andLos Angeles. She is currently developing her second featurefilm September which was selected at the MediterraneanFilm Institute and the Nipkow program.Penny PanayotopoulouScreenwriter / Directorpresent at BFWRITER’S CVKallia Papadaki has a BA in Economics (Bard College, AnnandaleNY) and an MA in Intl Economics and Finance,(GSIEF Brandeis University). She obtained her Film StudiesDegree, Stavrakos Film School in 2009. She has publishedseveral short stories and poems. In 2010 she was awardedbest newcomer author for her first novel The Backlot Sound(Polis Publications 2009). She is currently developing thefeature film September by Penny Panayotopoulou and attendedthe Mediterranean Film Institute seminars in 2009,and So Much for Love, co-written with Katerina Evangelakou& Nikos Panayotopoulos, selected by the Greek Film Centerfor scriptwriting development.Kallia Papadaki, Screenwriterpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYThe Hunter, 2010Berlin Film FestivalAjami, 2009Camera D’ Or - Special Distinction,Directors’ Forthnight - Cannes Film FestivalGolden Alexander, Thessaloniki Intl Film FestivalIrina Palm, 2007Berlin Film FestivalEuropean Film AwardThe Drummer, 2007Locarno Intl Film FestivalHong Kong Intl Film FestivalHard Goodbyes: My Father, 2002Best Actor Award, Ecumenical Prize, Locarno Intl Film FestivalToronto Intl Film Festival - Discovery SectionPusan Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEThanassis Karathanos was born in Berlin in 1967. He receiveda Master’s Degree at the Panteion University of Athens inpolitical and social sciences. In December 1998 he establishedin Berlin the film production company Twenty TwentyVision. In June 2003 together with Karl Baumgartner heset up the film production company Pallas Film in Halle,Germany. Both companies produce feature films and documentaries.He is member of the German Film Academy andthe European Film Academy.Previous Work available at the Film MarketHard Goodbyes, My Father 2002 and El Dorado 1988are available at the Digital Video – LibraryThanassis Karathanos, Producerpresent at BF27

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsSmells Like BloodGreeceProduced by: WRONG MENDirector: Filippos TsitosScriptwriter: Effi GavrilouProducer: Alexandra BoussiouCo-Producers:Neue Road Movies - Germany,Entre Chien et Loup - BelgiumBudget: 960.000 euroSYNOPSISAthens, Spring 1969, during the military junta. George Mavroudis (53), High Rank police officer, is a man of fewwords. His goal is to protect the new reforming system. His son Takis and a prostitute Rita are the only people inhis life.All of a sudden, everyday routine is disturbed by a series of murders. At first, Mavroudis tortures anti –regimes as suspects and even condemns innocent people. Under his Chief’s pressure to solve the ongoing crimes,Mavroudis realizes that his son is arrested for terrorism and that Rita does not want him anymore. He eventuallylets his son get imprisoned hoping it will teach him a lesson. But when Mavroudis captures the real serial killers,both German, and meets with the mastermind behind the crimes, he recognizes the absolutism of the systemhe defends and the dead-end his own life has reached. Has he managed to destroy his life to the point of no return?DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTIn Smells Like Blood we want to create a world that reflects reality in a way that transmits to the audience theessence of every moment and every character. In the case of Mavroudis, we will see a quiet, conformed man,but gradually we will discover what lies beneath, how far he’s gone and the absolute dead end he will bringhimself to. Smells Like Blood is a story that has the great advantage of taking place in, to my opinion, the mostintriguing – politically, historically and aesthetically- period of Modern Greek History.The style of the film evokes the French “films policiers” and along with a dry sense of irony, talks about theparadoxical search of order in an irrational reality and the deep existential stress once we realize we have madea series of mistakes in our life. How far does a man have to go to realize he is wrong?WRONG MENWrong Men was founded in October 2009 by Alexandra Boussiou. The company focuses in genre films (mainlycrime and thriller), in low budget art house, and creative documentaries. We are currently in production of ourfirst feature film by Filippos Tsitos and we have 3 projects in development. Artistic contribution in all stages ofdevelopment and production is our main goal and we aim to broaden our borders by co producing with other,mainly European, countries.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONWRONG MENT. +30 2106422540M. +30 6944350776info@wrongmen.gralexandra@wrongmen.grwww.wrongmen.gr28

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYPlato´s Academy, 2009European Parliament LUX prize 2010 nomineeBest Actor Award, Ecumenical Prize and Youth prize,Locarno Intl Film Festival2nd Best Film, Spirit of Fire Intl Film FestivalMy Sweet Home, 2001Berlin Film Festival - Official CompetitionDIRECTOR’S CVBorn in Greece, lives since 1991 in Berlin. He studied businessadministration and he worked as photographer, director’sassistant, music supervisor and as radio producer. He studiedfilm direction at the German Film and Television Academy,Berlin. His short film Parlez-moi d´Amour, won the GoldenPrize of the German State and a Student film Oscar nomination.His first feature film, My Sweet Home was in the officialcompetition of Berlinale 2001.Filippos Tsitos, DirectorWRITER’S CVEffi Gavrilou has a BA in German Language and Literaturefrom the University of Athens, Greece. She has been workingas a script editor and script consultant since 2003. She isalso a screenwriting tutor and lecturer for various FilmSchools and educational programs. She has written shortfilms, TV pieces and her latest script Battle With the Saint afeature romantic comedy in now in development by BooProductions.Effi Gavrilou, Screenwriterpresent at BFPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYUnfair World (in production)by Filippos TsitosHarisma, 2010Seville Intl Film FestivalAthens Opening Nights Intl Film FestivalEvil in the Time of Heroes, 2010Edinburgh Intl Film FestivalToronto After Dark Film FestivalBrussels Intl Fantastic Film FestivalTale 52, 2008 – co-producerInternational Film Festival RotterdamBrussels International Fantastic Film FestivalShanghai International Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEAlexandra Boussiou has followed a number of careers veryseriously. She has worked as a trader in the Greek Stock Market,as an English teacher and as a professional singer to namesome. Singing is what got her closer to filmmaking. A lullabythat was chosen to be the main music theme of Tale 52 wasfatal. When the team of Evil in the Time of Heroes looked forsomeone to run their production, she was the one up for thetask. After Evil her first feature as a producer, Harisma, premieredin Athens in September 2010 and was theatricallydistributed in November 2010. She is now working with FilipposTsitos shooting a feature film Unfair World, while shehas another two feature films and a documentary in development.She is following the EAVE Workshop during 2010.Previous Work available at the Film MarketPlato’s Academy 2009 is availableat the Digital Video – LibraryAlexandra Boussiou, Producerpresent at BF29

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsStage FrightGreeceProduced by: PAN ENTERTAINMENTDirector: Yorgos ZoisScriptwriters:Yorgos Zois, Vassilis KyriakopoulosProducer: Maria DrandakiBudget: 800.000 euroSecured Financing: 10 %SYNOPSISTonight it’s the opening night of the most anticipated theatrical play of the year. Some guests arrive earlierbecause of a mix up in their invitations. The director asks them to wait a bit while they finish up with the lastminute rehearsal. An actor shoots his fellow actor on stage. Blood covers the floor. The actor is dead, the gun isreal. Intruders with black uniforms and masks enter the theater. The play will now continue under new direction.The intruders don’t make the usual demands; they consider themselves to be artists. They involve both theaudience and the cast, in their own interpretation of terror devised theater play. A play that will end right intime for the official premiere in front of the official guests. Until then, survival will imitate art.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThere was this factory once, were the management suspected a specific worker for stealing. Every night thatworker would come out of the factory with an empty caddie and the security guards who searched himthoroughly from top to bottom would find nothing. Still they were all convinced that he was stealing something.The solution to this mystery is quite simple; the worker was stealing the empty caddies.Sometimes we don’t carry a message through our actions; our actions are the message.PAN ENTERTAINMENTPan Entertainment is an independent production company, which is active in all sectors of mass entertainment.It produces films, TV shows, video clips, theatrical plays, and it undertakes to organise and complete any kindof television or artistic production (events, sports, video recording of plays, etc.).Pan Entertainment’s aim is to produce high quality films and television programmes, which will meet theaudience both in Greece and abroad.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONPAN ENTERTAINMENTT. +30 210 6985050M. +30 6944846012info@pan.com.grdrandaki@pan.com.grwww.pan.com.gr30

Balkan Fund Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYCasus Belli, 2010, short67 th International Venice Film Festival, Orizzonti Competition,33rd International Drama Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVYorgos Zois was born in 1981 and lives in Athens. He studiedapplied Math and Physics in N.T.U.A. and film direction inStavrakou Film School, Athens and in U.d.K, Berlin wherehe was awarded a scholarship by Goulandris Foundation.He also participated in NIPKOW program in Berlin with ascholarship of six months and has worked as an assistantto Theo Angelopoulos. He has made his debut short filmcalled Casus Belli, which was selected in the 67 th InternationalVenice Film Festival 2010, while its script was selected inthe Euro Connection of Clermont Ferrand Film Festival in2009.Yorgos Zois, Screenwriter / Directorpresent at BFWRITER’S CVVassilios Kyriakopoulos was born in 1980 and lives in Athens.He studied Mechanical Engineering in N.T.U.A. He writesnovels, scripts, lyrics.Vassilis Kyriakopoulos, ScreenwriterPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYParadise in post-productionby Panayotis FafoutisHomeland, 201025 th Intl Film Critics’ Week – 67 th Venice Film FestivalCasus Belli, 2010, short67 th Venice Film Festival, Orizzonti Competition33rd Intl Drama Film FestivalTale 52, 2008 - executive producerRotterdam Intl Film Festival’s Tiger Awards CompetitionToronto Intl Film Festival – Discovery SectionSao Paulo Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEShe studied Communication and Cultural Management andcompleted her studies in Cultural Studies & Cinema.As a producer she’s involved in the production of featureand short films by Greek emerging directors. She was executiveproducer in Alexis Alexiou’s feature debut Tale 52,which was invited in the official selection of Rotterdam InternationalFilm Festival’s Tiger Awards Competition, TorontoInternational Film Festival (Discovery Section), Sitges, CatalonianInternational Film Festival - Best Screenplay Awardin 2008 and a series of other film festivals.In 2008 she was the Greek Producer on the Move duringthe Cannes Film Festival.In 2010, she produced Homeland by Syllas Tzoumerkasand the short Casus Belli by Yorgos Zois, which were bothselected in Venice Film Festival (25 th International FilmCritics’ Week and Orizzonti Competition respectively).She is currently in post-production of the film Paradiseby Panayiotis Fafoutis.Previous Work available at the Film MarketCasus Belli 2010 is available at the Digital Video – LibraryMaria Drandaki, Producerpresent at BF31

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Balkan Fund ProjectsWalk On!TurkeyProduced by: IN WORKS ISTANBULDirector: Ismail NecmiScriptwriter: Ismail NecmiCo-Producers: Ismail Necmi &Dieter SauterBudget: 300.000 euroSecured Financing: 39%SYNOPSISIn Diyarbakir, Kurdish boy Rüstem, is discovering his sexuality. At the same time, 17-year-old Turk Mehmet,suffers the same pains in Istanbul. A world apart, both boys encounter the same problem; how to find love in aworld filled with hate. Rüstem chooses one path – he runs away from his family to Istanbul. What he finds,however, is no money and no work. He becomes a transvestite hustler and builds a new life in Tarlabaşı, the redlightsuburb of Istanbul.Mehmet chooses another path – he hides his sexuality. Securing a well-paying job, he settles into a tensedouble life. Ten years later, Rüstem and Mehmet’s paths cross in a dark corner of Tarlabaşı. It is not love at firstsight. But while Mehmet, the wealthy “White Turk”, and Rüstem the “dark”, feminine immigrant, are preoccupiedwith their own prejudice, they’re blinded to the real dangers awaiting them in the shadows.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTWalk On! draws together techniques from documentary and feature film to tell the real story of Tarlabaşi, partof the municipality where I have lived for the last twenty years. At once the tale of Rüstem and Mehmet, thisfilm – which will be shot on location in this area – is also the story a place where poor Kurdish families, illegalAfrican immigrants, transvestites, and Gypsies all struggle to build some kind of community on the margins ofTurkish society despite deep differences in their values; a place where during the last 2 years over 40 peoplehave been killed because of their ethnicity and sexuality. The cast will include both professional actors but alsoactual residents of Tarlabaşi, telling their own stories. Mehmet will be played by a professional actor, but Rüstemwill be played by a Kurdish transvestite who lives and works as a ‘performer’ in the neighborhood.IN WORKS ISTANBULIN Works Istanbul is a independent art-house production company created by the directors and photographersIsmail Necmi (www.ismailnecmi.com) and Dieter Sauter (www.dieter-sauter.com) in Istanbul, in order todevelop director-driven films and documentaries. The company had its début film Should I Really Do It?(www.shouldireallydoit.com) shown at several international film festivals around the world including TorontoInternational Film Festival.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONIN WORKS ISTANBULT. +90 212 292 55 38M. + 90 532 245 26 11info@ismailnecmi.comwww.inworks-istanbul.com32

CROSSROADS - THE TIFF’s CO-PRODUCTION FORUM4-6 DECEMBER 2010Crossroads chooses projects based on the qualityof the script, the creative team and the likelihoodof it being produced. The goal of Crossroads is tosupport the producers of feature-length film projectsthat are linked to the Mediterranean or theBalkan regions.AWARD SPONSOR

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Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYRifat, 2008, shortBest Short Film, Bucharest Intl Film FestivalSpecial Audience Award,!F İstanbul Independent Film FestivalBest Script, Marmara University Short Film CompetitionThe Letter, 2005, shortDIRECTOR’S CVEmin Alper is the writer and director of two critically acclaimedshort films, Rifat (2006) and The Letter (2005). Rifatwas awarded best short film at Bucharest International FilmFestival in 2008. Trained in economics and history, EminAlper holds a Ph.D. degree in Turkish Modern History. Heteaches at Istanbul Technical University’s Humanities andSocial Sciences Department and works as a scriptwriter. Beyondthe Hill will be Emin Alper’s debut feature.Emin Alper, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYAsphyxia in development - co producerby Asli ÖzgeDark Cloud, 2009Toronto International Film FestivalShanghai International Film FestivalBest Film, Best Screenplay, Best Actor, Bursa Silkroad FilmFestivalFor the Record: World Tribunal on Iraq 2006, docSleep and Then, 2004, shortSpecial Mention: New York Short Film FestivalBest Experimental Film, Ankara International Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEEnis Köstepen studied international trade and sociology atBogazici University. In 2001 he joined a collective from thesame university to found Altyazı Cinema Magazine. Since2001 he has been a member of the acclaimed film monthly’seditorial board and worked as a producer in fiction and documentaryproductions. Between 2004 and 2005 he workedas a researcher at European Stability Initiative’s IstanbulOffice. After moving to New York in 2005 for his Ph.D degree,in 2008 he joined Bulut Film in the production of Dark Cloud,2009. Currently he is co-producing Asli Ozge’s next projectAsphyxia with Razor Film - Germany and he produces shortfilmmaker Emin Alper’s debut feature Beyond the Hill.Previous Work available at the Film MarketRifat 2008 is available at the Digital Video – Library.Enis Köstepen, Producerpresent at Crossroads37

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsMy Brother LazarusFYROM / Croatia / BulgariaProduced by:SMALL MOVES LTD/MAINFRAME/GEOPOLYDirector: Svetozar RistovskiScriptwriter:Svetozar Ristovski, Grace Lea TrojeProducer: Svetozar RistovskiCo-Producers: Igor A. Nola,Mainframe-Croatia, Georgi Cholakov,Pavlina Jeleva, Geopoly Ltd.-BulgariaBudget: 1.157.474 euroSecured Financing: 30%Location: FYROMLooking for:Co-producers, Sales Agent, Pre-salesSYNOPSISLazar and Tegla are teenage smugglers and best friends. In order to improve their meager existence, Lazar, with Tegla’smoney, becomes involved with Miki and his mob, in an undercover human trafficking operation. Lazar spends all hismoney on his girlfriend’s, Kate singing career instead of paying Tegla back. Strung out from trafficking, Lazar beats Kateup for cheating on him. Kate goes to Tegla for support. Tegla, offended by Lazar’s violence and betrayal, rats on him to apolice informant. Lazar’s illusions of grandeur are shattered by an altercation at the border where Toni, Lazar’s partnerand brother – in – law, shoots an immigrant. Sick to his stomach, Lazar sabotages his car to avoid trafficking and Tonigoes alone only to be thrown in jail, where he is murdered by Miki’s men. Lazar confronts Miki, with no result. In his lastattempt to escape, he steals money from Kate’s lover, but at the last minute he decides to come clean.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTMy Brother Lazarus is a crime drama with elements of a coming of age story. It is a story of friendship and deceit.It is also a story of crime and corruption, and one young man’s disillusionment with the glamorous world of thecriminals that he aspires to, and finding the courage to confront it. The story follows the lives of two best friends,Lazar and Tegla, and the disintegration of their friendship. As a filmmaker, I am drawn to the neo-realistic narrative,and my interest is in exploring the psychological and emotional transformation of characters in a simple humanstory. To me, the stories are about characters and how they react and change to circumstances beyond theircontrol, or the difficulties they bring upon themselves and others through their actions. I envision this film as anemotional cinematic journey, where the visual style will speak as much as the dialogue.SMALL MOVES LTD.PRODUCER’SCONTACT INFORMATIONSMALL MOVES LTD – FYROMT. +389 23211 073M. +389 70315761sristovski@yahoo.comMAINFRAME FILM PRODUCTION - CroatiaT. + 385 1 382 11 55, + 385 1 382 20 22info@mainframeproduction.comwww.mainframeproduction.comGEOPOLY LTD – BulgariaT. +359 2 9630 661M. +359 888 627 357, +359 888 605 350geopoly@gmail.comwww.geopoly-film.comSmall Moves Ltd was established in 2000. In 2002, Small Moves produced a successful feature length documentary,Joy of Life, which won Best Documentary at the GoEast Film Festival (Wiesbaden, Germany) and at the WineCountry Film Festival (Glen Ellen, CA,US). Small Moves also produced the acclaimed feature film, Iluzija/Miragewhich premiered at the Toronto Intl Film Festival in 2004. Iluzija/Mirage was in the official selection at numerousmajor film festivals and was awarded at Anchorage IFF, Rotterdam IFF, Zlin, AVANCA and Mamers en Mars.Iluzija/Mirage was also successful commercially; distributed in many countries, and theatrically released inNorth America through Picture This! Entertainment, and in Russia, France, Portugal and FYROM through EastwestFilm Distribution. It was also released for TV through HBO, Astra Via Sat, Bravo! etc. In 2005, Small Moves coproducedthe Slovakian film, The Flower of Sakura, and was involved in the development of theCroatian/FYROM/Austrian documentary Cash & Marry.MAINFRAME FILM PRODUCTIONEstablished in 2000 by Igor A. Nola, Mainframe Film Production and its crew have worked with some of theleading international production companies, including HBO, Dreamworks, BBC, MJZ, Roue and Production International.The combined experience of our professional crew adds up to well over 200 feature films and 200commercials. Mainframe’s most recent production, Just Between Us, directed by Rajko Grlic, has recently wonBest Director at Karlovy Vary IFF and seven awards at Pula including the Grand Golden Arena and Best Director.GEOPOLY LTD.Established in 1995 by Georgy Cholakov and Pavlina Jeleva as a film production company, Geopoly has become oneof the most reliable companies in Bulgaria. Over the years it has pushed and moved numerous creative projectsfrom the script to the screen. Geopoly also offers legal, financial and production services to foreign partners38

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR / PRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYDear Mr. Gacy, 2010Mirage/Iluzija, 2004Toronto Intl Film FestivalIntl Film Festival RotterdamThessaloniki Intl Film FestivalJoy of life, 2002, docBest Documentary - Go East Film FestivalWine Country Film FestivalDIRECTOR / PRODUCER’S CVIn 2002, Ristovski wrote, directed and produced the featuredocumentary, Joy of Life, which had a successful festival run,winning awards for Best Documentary at the GoEast FilmFestival and at the Wine Country Film Festival in Napa Valley,California. Soon after in 2004, Ristovski co-wrote, directedand produced the feature film, Mirage/Iluzija, which premieredat the Toronto Intl Film Festival and was officially selectedin many festivals including; Rotterdam, Tokyo, SXSW,Thessaloniki, Montreal, Vancouver, Sarajevo, Sofia, Ljubljana,Stockholm, Febiofest-Prague, etc. Mirage was critically acclaimed,winning several awards and Special Mentions; Aftermoving to Toronto, Ristovski directed Dear Mr. Gacy in 2009,starring William Forsythe, which was produced by Clark Petersonof Academy Award winner, Monster, fame.Svetozar Ristovski, Director/ Producerpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYIgor A. Nola – Mainframe Film ProductionJust Between US, 2010Best Director, Karlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalWelcome, 2010, shortHunger, 2009, shortWhite Lightnin, 2009, co-producerGeorgi Cholakov, Pavlina Jeleva – Geopoly LtdPrima Primavera, 2008Muslim Children in Bulgaria, 2008, doc.Romantik, 2007YOLDA, 2005Venice Film FestivalSingapore Intl Film FestivalMunich Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEIgor Aleksander Nola has almost thirty years of wide-ranginginternational production experience. He has worked as anAD, UPM and producer on over fifty feature films and televisionseries in Croatia, Slovenia, FYROM, Austria, Italy, GreatBritain, and other European countries. From 1994 to 1998,Igor was Managing Director in charge of production of VardarFilm, the FYROM state film production company, and duringthat period he worked on Welcome to Sarajevo and ThePeacemaker. From 1991, his company Mainframe Productionworked out of the United Kingdom and moved to Croatia in2000.Previous Work available at the Film MarketMirage 2004 is available at the Digital Video – Library.Igor A. Nola, Producerpresent at Crossroads39

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsCajónGreeceProduced by:N-ORASIS AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONSDirector: Dimitris BavellasScriptwriter: Dimitris Bavellaswith the collaboration of Lenos ChristidisProducer: Yannis ExintarisCo-Producers: One Two Films, GermanyBudget: 696.000 euroSecured Financing: 42%Location: GreeceLooking for:Co-producers, Sales Agent, DistributorsSYNOPSISSix friends in a small town who cannot stand the hypocrisy of the local society anymore, decide to react. Theyset up some very elaborate practical jokes against the people who represent the problem.The people who are chosen to be their “targets” are typical samples of this dysfunctional society: Agapi withher graceless behaviour; Lieutenant Matrozos who expresses his patriotism in the clumsiest possible way; andfinally, Police Officer Anastasis who secretly writes poems and keeps them well hidden on the hard drive of hisdesktop computer. All the above contribute with their own special way to deform the local community andmake it as appalling as possible. At least, that is what the six friends believe.As time goes by and the local media start dealing with these events, these pranks are gradually consideredas a growing threat to the local society.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTMy main aim by adapting the book Lostre (an anagram of the word crazy) by Lenos Cristidis into a feature film isto both satirize and criticize Greek modern day society.The international title of the script is Cajón, which literally means drawer in Spanish. However, the Cajóndrum is a wooden box used as a musical instrument by the first African slaves in America. The fact that theycould easily disguise this instrument as a seat or a stool, when needed, is highly related to the subject of thefilm, which is personal freedom in a conservative environment.I believe that Cajón can become one of the most thought-provoking satires of the Balkans that are strugglingto find their identity; this satire blended with some sharp humour can be the basis for a comedy which willcombine social insight with commercial success.N-ORASIS AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONSPRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONN-ORASIS AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTIONST. +30 2109230664M. +30 6945 491402athens@n-orasis.grsixties@n-orasis.grwww.n-orasis.grN-Orasis is an independent audiovisual company, founded in Thessaloniki in 1995 by Yannis Exintaris, ChristosNikoleris and Dimitris Stambolis. N-Orasis owns two established offices in Thessaloniki and in Athens. Its mainactivity is the production of television programs and series, feature and short films, TV commercials, documentaries,music video clips, corporate videos and events. The company offers audiovisual production services, from basicequipment and crew rentals to full service production, from concept right through to post production. Qualifiedand talented experts, established professionals (script writers, music composers, actors, graphic designers etc).The company has produced many award winning shorts and the TV Series Agria Paidia, MTV Live @ your place,video clips and many commercials and TV series for Greek National TV. N- Orasis has currently in pre-productiontwo feature films, The Christmas Tango and Poker Face and the animation short film Mentor.40

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYPositive? 2010, short, part of the omnibus film PositiveStories51st Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2010Behind the Curtain, 2009, shortFresh Film Fest Karlovy VarySehsüchte Intl Film FestivalDrama Intl Film FestivalAnticlockwise, 2007, shortEmergeandsee Film FestivalDamascus Intl Film FestivalBusho Film FestivalGuardian Angelo, 2004, shortDrama Intl Short Film FestivalGreek Fantasy Short Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVDimitris Bavellas was born in Athens in 1976. He studiedfilm direction at the Stavrakos Film School and graduatedin 2001. He was awarded a Scholarship for postgraduatestudies abroad from the State Scholarships Foundation andhe graduated with distinction for his MA in Film and MovingImage Production at the Northern Film School (Leeds MetropolitanUniversity, Leeds, UK) in 2008. He has also participatedin seminars in Stage Directing and acting at the Theatreof Changes. He has worked as production assistant andassistant director in various short films, TV series, and commercialsin Greece and abroad. His own short films havetravelled to international film festivals. He is currently developinghis first feature film Cajón for which he won the2 nd award for the adaptation of the book Lostre by LenosChristidis from The National Book Centre of Greece (E.KE.VI.)Dimitris Bavellas, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYNobody, 201051st Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival 2010PRODUCER’S PROFILEYannis Exintaris is a Greek producer for 17 years and one ofthe owners of a fast growing production company, N-OrasisAudiovisual, based in Greece. He works as producer to thecompany’s projects. From September 2008 to July 2010 hewas a member of the Script Evaluation Committee of GreekFilm Center. During his career he has produced feature filmsUnder the Sheet and Nobody, short films like Happy NewYear Mom, Mines, Protection, The Thief, The Cat, Cheap Dayz,13 ½, Two Women, Une Histoire D’ Amour, Isabel, numerousTV programs, video clips, TV commercials, documentaries,events and other. He has won several prizes in festivalsworldwide. He is currently developing several feature filmsamongst which Live Better and one feature animation andhe has also been selected to be the associate producer inthe forthcoming blockbuster movie It’s All Greek To Me. Thelast two years he has also been living and working as an independentproducer in the UK.Previous Work available at the Film MarketPositive? 2010, short, part of the omnibus film Positive Storieswill screen at the 51 st TIFF and Behind the Curtain 2009 areavailable at the Digital Video – Library.Yannis Exintaris, Producerpresent at Crossroads41

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsDownpourIsraelProduced by: GUM FILMSDirector: Mori Li-DarScriptwriter: Mori Li-Dar & Itai NisimProducer: Yoav Roeh & Aurit ZamirCo-Producers: -Budget: 753.500 euroSecured Financing:Script development Israel Film FundLocation: IsraelLooking for:Co-producers, Broadcasters, World SalesSYNOPSISJerusalem. A city beset with strife and uncertainty. In its unsettling fabric of hostility one family tries to copeand live its life.The films main protagonist is Or, 17, who lost her boyfriend in a terrorist attack and refuses to be consoleddespite the passage of time. Her father Dani, battles with anti-Zionist graffiti that appear on the walls of hisneighborhood. Nava, his wife, is drawn more and more toward her comatose mother. Lior, 18, is busy trying toplease everyone, while losing sight of his desires. Ben, 7, living in fear of death, builds a safe haven in his grandmother’shouse.The stories reach their climax on a tragic night when the family is forced to confront its weaknesses, and thedownpour that threatens to wash everything away. Downpour is a film about family and the search for love in aholy city devoid of God.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTI was born in Jerusalem. For years I grew up in a city that never ceases to steal the world’s focus and mediaattention, a city, which many consider a symbol, an ideal, a coveted and sacred concept. But to me, Jerusalem isfirst and foremost a city of childhood, of coming of age and of people trying to survive, to live, to love. It is myhome, and Downpour is the story of that home. Through the eye of its teenage protagonist Or I try to tell thestory of life in a city overburdened by the history of its dead; of the tug of war between the explosiveness ofyouth and Jerusalem’s explosive streets; and of the rage at the unfairness of life, inherited to us by our elders. Asa filmmaker, I hope to recreate this delicate tiptoe which once was my own, and is unfortunately still thebalancing act of many.GUM FILMSGum Films is a Tel Aviv based production house for feature films and documentaries. Their slate includes the releaseddocumentaries Long Distance (Fipa Silver prize, London Doc Film Fest, San Francisco Film Fest, 2010),Mama (Doc Aviv 2010). Their first narrative feature Off White Lies will be released in summer 2011. Their latestfeature film Damaged Goods will be shot in Feb 2011. Films in development include The Lab (IDFA Forum,Hotdocs), Manpower (Cinemart 2010), Friends (Copro 2010) and Downpour.Gum Films is a home for fresh talents and unique cinematic voices.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONGUM FILMST. +972 36205194M. +972 526010403info@gumfilms.comaurit@gumfilms.comwww.gumfilms.com42

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYSafe Haven, 2003, shortSugar and Cellular, 2001, shortSay Auschwitz, 2001, docDIRECTOR’S CVMori Li-Dar graduated from the Sam Spiegel Film and TelevisionSchool in 2003 and from the Amir Oran Actors Studioin 2007. He has directed 2 narrative shorts Sugar and Cellularin 2001 and Safe Haven in 2003 and a medium length documentarySay Auschwitz in 2001. His professional experienceincludes script supervision and first and second AD on differentproductions - feature films, TV series and dramas. Heis currently developing his first feature film Downpour thatwas granted a development grant from the Israeli FilmFund.Mori Li-Dar, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYOff White Lies, post-production, 2011by Maya KeningLong Distance, 2009,docBest Cinematography, Docaviv Intl Documentary Film FestivalSilver Award, Audience Award, Fipa BiarritzLondon Intl Film FestivalMama, 2010, docDocaviv Intl Documentary Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEYoav Roeh graduated from the Sam Spiegel Film and TelevisionSchool in Jerusalem and has produced films withindifferent collaborations. Among them: Zion and His Brotherby Eran Merav (Sundance 2009), Noodle by Ayelet Menahemi(Special Grand Prize of the Jury, Montreal World Film Festival,2007), What a Wonderful Place by Eyal Halfon (Special Prizeof the Jury, Karlovy Vary Film Festival. Best Film, Israel AcademyAwards, 2005), Melting Siberia by Ido Haar (Official Selection,Silverdocs, 2005 ), Summer Story by ShmuelHaimovitz (Official Selection, Berlin Film Festival, 2005),Miss Entebbe by Omri Levi (Glass Bear- Special Mention,Berlin Film Festival, 2003).Aurit Zamir graduated with honors from the prestigiousSam Spiegel Film and Television School in Jerusalem afterwhich she established herself as a leading first AD in featurefilms and worked with the best directors in Israel. Since becominga producer she has trained at Mini-Eave and participatedin the Producers Lab at Rotterdam Film Festival.Aurit Zamir, Producerpresent at Crossroads43

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsEcho HotelItalyDirector: Menotti, Marco MarchionniScriptwriter: Menotti, Marco MarchionniBudget: 1.467.550 euroSecured Financing:Location: Emilia Romagna, ItalyLooking for:Producer, Co-producerMFI Selected ProjectSYNOPSIS1963. Enrico is a talented young engineer set for a brilliant career in the age of the Italian economic boom. Butdespite his wife’s expectations, he is happy enough to pursue his hobby as a ham radio operator.One night, on the radio after a big argument, Enrico catches the desperate distress call of Ludmila, a Sovietcosmonaut lost in space. As his marriage is collapsing, Enrico spends his nights communicating with Ludmila.He soon falls in love with her, alienating himself from the world. Bringing back Ludmila becomes Enrico’s reasonto live.While the police and the media blame him as an impostor, the secret services sabotage his efforts. Wheneven his wife loses her hope, falling in the arms of his best friend, Enrico is waiting on a beach for Ludmila to falldown from the sky. But what he finds is not what he expected.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThe Sixties. The discovery of oil in a village of the Po Valley shows the path to happiness to the new generations,opening the age of the Italian “economic miracle”. The new Italian dream is a simple mix of work, family andwealth. But what if the dream of an entire society is not yours? Enrico is young and smart; he has the right joband a beautiful wife. But while his middle-class life grows unbearable, his hobby as a radio ham carries himaway from Earth, to a cosmonaut lost in space.Eco Hotel is the story of an unlikely hero rebelling against a perfect world, whose values he does notunderstand. It is also a journey through two kinds of love. A real-life union of two individuals struggling togetherthrough compromises for a superior goal, and a romantic, supreme feeling, nourished by obstacles and impossibleto fulfill.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONT. +39 06 5818636M. +39 328 9587893menotti@menotti.comwww.menotti.com44

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTORS FILMOGRAPHYMy Name Is Alice, 2005, short USADon’t Miss the Special, 2005, short USADIRECTOR’S CVMenotti started his career as a comic artist in Bologna (Italy)in1986. He created comic strips and illustrations for dailypapers and magazines. His first comic story appeared inFrigidaire, Italy’s controversial satirical magazine. He laterpublished Storie Tapine and Vinicio, two tragicomic, eroticseries for Comic Art and Blue. In 2004 his graphic novel Europa,created with Massimo Semerano, was given theMicheluzzi Prize for the best comic script of the year. In2005 he studied Filmmaking at NYU and wrote/directed hisfirst short film, My Name Is Alice, followed by My Wife Is aZombie. In Rome he has been writing sitcoms and a varietyof TV show episodes such as Un Posto al Sole, La Squadra,Incantesimo, Onore e Rispetto, 7 Vite, 7 Vite 2. He currentlyteaches screenwriting at Istituto Europeo di Design of Rome.Menotti, Directorpresent at CrossroadsMarco Marchionni was born in Cortemaggiore, Italy in 1972.In 1994 he studied Computer Science and worked as storyboarder and screenwriter for videogames at SimulmondoS.r.l. in Bologna. In 1999 he graduated in Modern Literatureand moved to Rome, where he attended Fiction MediasetSchool and started working as a scriptwriter and creativeproducer for the Italian TV network Mediaset. In 2005 hestudied Filmmaking at NYU, writing and directing Don’tMiss the Special, a 16mm short film. As a screenwriter, hewrote several sitcom episodes, i.e. Don Luca, Ugo!, Da Grandi,7Vite, 7Vite 2. He was credited as a producer on various TVdramas, such as Caterina e le sue figlie, Il Giudice Mastrangelo2, Ritorno a Rivombrosa, Onore e Rispetto. He is currentlyexecutive producer of the TV comedy series I Cesaroni.Marco Marchionni, Directorpresent at Crossroads45

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsGatedTurkeyDirector: Aslihan UnaldiScriptwriter: Aslihan UnaldiProducer: Aslihan UnaldiBudget: 300.000 euroSecured Financing: 35%Location: TurkeyLooking for: Co-Producers, FinancingSYNOPSISGated opens with a shot of a gated community in the suburbs of Istanbul. Masha, a divorced Moldovan woman,works here as a live-in-maid to support her son and save money for her dream to buy a house back home.Oblivious to the attentions of the security guard Deniz, Masha is tormented by the gap that has widenedbetween herself and her son. On her night off Masha runs into Lena, a younger woman from her village. Unbeknownstto Masha, Lena works as prostitute and after a particularly violent confrontation with her pimp;she runs away and shows up unannounced at Masha’s villa. Masha reluctantly allows Lena to stay for a while.Lena’s presence soon upsets Masha’s boss and tensions rise in the villa while the two women slowly developan intimacy. Their friendship ends in betrayal, which unexpectedly offers the possibility of a new life for both.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTGated is a story about friendship and the transformative power it can sometimes have. It is also a story aboutbetrayal, which sometimes must occur as the needs of one’s self override one’s responsibility to others. Thescript was inspired by the stories of Eastern European women in Istanbul, mostly single mothers who leave theirchildren behind to work illegally as maids, dancers or prostitutes. In the process, new forms of isolation have occurred.My intention is to make a film that provides insight into the many complex aspects of these women’slives. Masha and Lena’s story touches on several global themes from poverty and immigration to marriage andmotherhood to religious and cultural identity. However, in my view Masha and Lena are not victims. They arestrong women who take risks to survive and to better their lives. That is how I intend to tell their story.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONM. +90 5332605928, +1 9172085637aslihan.unaldi@gmail.com46

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYOverdrive: Istanbul in the New Millennium, 2010,doc, post-productionRazan, 2006, shortIntl Film Festival RotterdamSan Francisco Intl Film FestivalOldenburg Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR / PRODUCER’S CVAslihan Unaldi is a writer-director-producer based in Istanbuland New York. Her award winning short film Razan premieredat the international Film Festival Rotterdam in 2006and went on to travel the international festival circuit.Unaldi was born and raised in Istanbul. She has a BA inInternational Relations and in Photography from Yale University.Unaldi worked in finance, as an Equities analyst atDeutsche Bank, prior to her film career. She received herMFA in film from New York University’s Tisch School of Arts.Overdrive: Istanbul in the New Millennium, Unaldi’s firstfeature documentary is currently in postproduction. Overdriveexplores the social and environmental consequences of uncontrolledurbanization in Istanbul.Unaldi is developing her first narrative feature film Gated,a selection to the Berlinale Script Station in 2010. She plansto shoot Gated in Istanbul in 2011.Previous Work available at the Film MarketRazan 2006 is available at the Digital Video – Library.Aslihan Unaldi, Director/ Producerpresent at Crossroads47

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsHome Sweet HomeCyprusProduced by: AVRA PRODUCTIONSDirector: Kyriacos TofaridesScriptwriters:Panos Stathoyannis, Kyriacos TofaridesProducer: Kyriacos TofaridesBudget: 850.000 euroSecured Financing: 60%Location: Cyprus, UK, RussiaLooking for: Co-producers, FinancingSYNOPSISEnglish satellites who conduct research from space discover large oil deposits in the area of the Old Mines in Cyprus. A bigpart of the area belongs to Constantas Chrisafis (he has bought it from his Turkish Cypriot colleague Hasan Beyoglu) who hasretired there with his wife Ellou. The outbreak of a big economic crisis leads the two sons of the family to bankruptcy forcingthem to move their families to the family house. A lot of problems are caused by the cohabitation. This whole situation ismade worse when the Cyprus government keeps asking to buy the house and Constantas’ stubbornly refuses. Moreover, twoEnglish agents and Ahmet Beyoglu camp outside the house. The house is in a state of internal and external siege. TheCostantas family accidentally discovers that all this is happening because of the oil deposits and from then on things take adifferent turn.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTA political, allegorical comedy with plenty of surrealism, social satire and magical realism. These are the types that aremixed in order to create a contemporary Aristophanic result. We want our viewers to laugh their hearts out, to dream. Wewant the dark side of power, of “big” interests, of political games, of the high level contraband to be revealed for a momentwith a smile by the light of comedy. But we also want to play on a personal level, with human flaws and passions: arrogance,greed, gluttony, jealousy, love. The driving force of love will lead to catharsis in combination with the cunningness of thesmall, the weak, and the eternally underprivileged. This is what is demanded from comedy. The viewers must leave satisfiedand happy that the small, the poor, the weak have finally been justified.AVRA PRODUCTIONSThe company Avra Productions was set up in 1999 by the producer-director Kyriacos Tofarides, with an aim to promote andproduce T.V and film productions as well as script writing for film and television, involving both fiction and documentariesthat take their ideas and inspiration from the Cyprus society of today and its characteristics. The company has collaboratedwith the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation as well as with Lumiere Productions and Services in various productions over theyears. Avra Productions has also produced 3 short films, all financed by the Cyprus Ministry of Culture and the Greek FilmCentre, which have won festival prizes. In 2008 the company completed its first feature length film The Last Homecoming,which won the award of Best Feature Film at the London Greek Film Festival 2009 and the award of Best Newcomer Directorat the Alexandria International Film Festival 2009.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONAVRA PRODUCTIONST. +357 99550514avrafilm@gmail.comkyriart@gmail.comwww.thelasthomecoming.com48

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYArtemis, 2002, shortChildren’s Jury Award,Olympia Intl Film FestivalDrama Intl Short Film FestivalBest Music Award, Cypriot Short Film FestivalNo Man’s Land, 1996, short,Welsh Intl Film FestivalUppsala Intl Film Festival SwedenDrama Intl Short Film FestivalPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYThe Last Homecoming, 2008Best Feature Film, London Greek Film FestivalBest Newcomer Director, Alexandria Intl Film FestivalChicago European Union Film FestivalFragments of Pomegranate, 2007, shortEleni’s Olives, 2004, shortChildren’s Jury Award, Olympia Intl Film FestivalChildren’s Film Award, Hamburg Film FestivalIntl Film Festival RotterdamArtemis, 2002, shortChildren’s Jury Award,Olympia Intl Film FestivalDrama Intl Short Film FestivalBest Music Award, Cypriot Short Film FestivalDIRECTOR / PRODUCER’S CVKyriacos Tofarides studied Theatre Direction and Acting and did aPost Graduate in Film and Television Directing at the Sofia Academyof Theatre and Film Art in Bulgaria. He returned to Cyprus wherehe took part as an actor and director in a considerable number oftheatre performances both at the Cyprus National Theatre as wellas other independent theatre groups. He also worked as a televisiondirector at the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation, directing entertainmentprograms and drama productions.In 1999 he set up the independent film company Avra Productions,aiming to the creation, development and production of promisingfilm and television projects that can reach the Greek, Cypriot andEuropean audiences of today. The company has produced 3 awardwinningshort films, already having a background in televisionseries direction and scriptwriting. In 2008 the company completedits first feature with the title The Last Homecoming by CorinaAvraamidou which was released in the United States and Canadaby Vanguard Distribution.Previous Work available at the Film MarketArtemis 2008 and No Man’s Land 1996 are availableat the Digital Video – Library.Kyriakos Tofarides, Director/ Producerpresent at Crossroads49

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsJapanese DogRomaniaProduced by: LIBRA FILMDirector: Tudor Cristian JurgiuScriptwriter: Ioan AntociProducers: Bogdan CraciunBudget: 575.000 euroSecured Financing: 59%Location: RomaniaLooking for: Co-producerSYNOPSISAn old man, widowed by the recent floods, and his son, who has been living in Japan, see each other again forthe first time in twenty years. Both their expectations run high, but they are far from surpassing reality.The brief encounter allows us to hope that the gift, which the old man receives before the parting, a JapaneseRobodog, shall change both their lives for the better.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThough simple in its topic, this script is running on a grave, sincere emotion, devoid of melodramatic overtones.There is a subtle tension that constantly underlies even the most banal scenes. As a director, I would try toamplify this tension with gestures that do not stand out, unexpected lines and a shooting script composed oflong takes capable of rendering more explicitly this smoldering conflict that escalates to an outburst that is, Ithink, quite necessary. This is a film about the lives we lead and the struggle to let others alter our own view ofthings.LIBRA FILMPRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONLIBRA FILM PRODUCTIONST. +40 213 266 480M. +40 733 735 909office@librafilm.netbogdan.craciun@librafilm.netwww.librafilm.netLibra Film is an independent film/TV production company founded in 1994, having a focus on producing featurefilms, shorts and documentaries.In 2004, Libra produced the award-winning documentary Great Communist Bank Robbery, by AlexandruSolomon, co-production with Les Films D’ Ici -France with support of Eurimages. In 2006 Libra was behind thelocal box-office hit Love Sick, by Tudor Giurgiu, which had its world premiere at Berlinale- Panorama. Libra wasalso the Romanian partner for Kornél Mundruczó’s Cannes 2008 competition film Delta, awarded with theFIPRESCI award and then co-produced the directorial debut of actress Fanny Ardant, Ashes and Blood. Mostrecent title, Katalin Varga, by Peter Strickland was named the European Discovery of the Year at the 2009European Film Awards and awarded with a Silver Bear at Berlinale 2009. Lineup of 2010-2011 projects consistof Somewhere in Palilula, by Silviu Purcarete, and The Bear by Dan Chisu, awarded with Best Pitch Award at ConnectingCottbus 2008.50

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYEla, 2010, shortOli’s Wedding, 2009, shortBest Romanian Short, Next Intl Film FestivalBest Intl Short Film, Leeds Intl Film FestivalBest Intl Short Film, Tabor International Film FestivalDan’s Brother, 2009, shortFanel’s Mission, 2008, docDIRECTOR’S CVBorn in Medias in 1984. Started studying film directing in2006 at the National University of Drama and Film inBucharest and graduated this summer. During school hehas directed three short films and a documentary. Oli’s Wedding,his third short film won a couple of awards such as:Best Fiction Short - Leeds Intl Film Festival - UK, Best shortfilm - Anonimul Intl Film Fest - Romania, Best Romanianfilm - Next Intl Film Fest - Romania. Ela is his graduatingfilm which was premiered at Cinemaiubit - student filmfest - Romania in December 2009.Tudor Cristian Jurgiu, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYTrain of Hunger, 2010, shortCamelia, 2010, shortThe Mission of The HR Manager, 2010production coordinatorAudience Award UBS, Locarno Intl Film FestivalOli’s Wedding, 2009, shortBest Romanian Short, Next Intl Film FestivalBest Intl Short Film, Leeds Intl Film FestivalBest Intl Short Film,Tabor International Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEBorn in Transilvania in 1980, Bogdan graduated from LawSchool in Sibiu University and worked as a legal advisor until2006. He was the project manager of the Aristoteles DocumentaryWorkshop, which was held in Sibiu, Romania 2006-2009, with the support of Arte France. Bogdan started workingwith Libra Film in 2006, being involved in all the filmproductions of the company in different positions (locationmanager, production coordinator etc), for features, shortsand documentaries. He produced the best Romanian ShortFilm of 2009 Oli’s Wedding by Tudor Cristian Jurgiu.Previous Work available at the Film MarketOli’s Wedding 2009 is availableat the Digital Video – Library.Bogdan Craciun, Producerpresent at Crossroads51

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsLutonGreeceProduced by: HORSEFLY PRODUCTIONSDirector: Michalis KonstantatosScriptwriters:Michalis Konstantatos, Stelios LikouresisProducer: Yorgos TsourgiannisCo-Producer: BOO ProductionsBudget: 690.000 euroSecured Financing: 10%Location: GreeceLooking for: Co-Producer, Sales AgentSYNOPSISJimmy, Mary and Makis are three very ordinary people stereotypical of their social status and have seeminglynothing in common. One would not expect that these characters could get together and form any kind of relationship.Under the boredom of a conventional life, and the devious pressure that this imposes on people of themodern western society – within which all is usual and expected - these three people find their own way toescape. Even though they don’t have any obvious common ground, they meet regularly and cause extreme actsof violence to random strangers. But can this explosion of violence, which they interpret as a normal process –part of their normal everyday routine - break their sense of exclusion and the monotonous flow of their life?DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTWhile following almost in real time the daily life of three different people, all the elements of the movie and theway it is filmed work as a microscope that infiltrates on the conventional life of the main characters.Through a repetitive everyday routine and ostensibly normal flow, the characters are overwhelmed internallyfrom the dead-end they face in their unsatisfied life and their inability to change it. Without being able toexperience a meaningful connection with others and themselves, they follow the steps and obligations thattheir social status, age and sex expect of them. The goal of the movie is not to portray the acts of violence in araw manner, but instead to give weight to the reasons and clues that possibly cause it, that emerge unsuspectedwithin our relationships and environments. The form of the film will contribute decisively for the best and mosteffective communication of its contents since it doesn’t want to make or stand against any didactic and moralcomments or suggest some kind of solution.HORSEFLY PRODUCTIONSHorsefly is the production label of Yorgos Tsourgiannis. Since its inception in 2004, it has produced and coproduceda number of award winning short and feature films. Valuing its dynamic network of collaborators inGreece and abroad and promoting strong authorial vision, Horsefly is commited in bringing unique greek filmscloser to international audiences. Horsefly currently develops a selected slate of projects intended as internationalco productions.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONHORSEFLY PRODUCTIONST. +30 2106729179M. +30 6932415705yorgos@horsefly.grytsourgiannis@hotmail.comwww.horsefly.grwww.luton.gr52

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYTwo Times Now, 2007, shortBest Film Award, Stockholm Film iFestivalBest Film Award, Portable Film FestivalBrussels Short Film FestivalOnly For Ever, 2003, shortPrize Motive, Drama International Short Film FestivalTransparency, 2000, shortDIRECTOR’S CVMichalis Konstantatos studied Directing at Stavrakos FilmSchool and Sociology at the University of Athens. He hasworked in the audiovisual industry in Athens and in London.Since 2002 he has been directing TV dramas, music videos,theatre plays and experimental short films, while he hasdesigned two video installations for public spaces.He has written and directed three short films. Two TimesNow has won the first prize at Stockholm Film iFestival andPortable Film Festival. In addition it was featured at a specialscreening at the Short Film Corner of Cannes Film Festivaland has participated at more than 20 international shortfilm festivals. His second film Only for Ever has won the prizeMotive at the Drama Short Film Festival. He is currently developinghis first feature film Luton.Michalis Konstantatos, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYDogtooth, 2009Grand Prix Un Certain Regard, Prix de la Jeunesse,Cannes Film FestivalSpecial Jury Prize Heart of Sarajevo for Best Actress,Sarajevo Film FestivalYoung Jury Award for Best Motion Picture Fantastic, CitizenCane Award for Best New Director - Sitges Fantastic Film Festival2009Osiki, 2008, shortBest New Talent, Best Art Direction Awards inDrama Intl Film FestivalDownlove, 2008, short - executive producerDistance, 2006, shortPRODUCER’S PROFILEFollowing his graduation in 2002 of the 6-month producertraining program EMAM (Masters in Audiovisual Management)supported by MEDIA Training, in Rome, Yorgos Tsourgiannishas been producing films and numerous TV commercialsat various capacities both independently and withother production companies. In May 2008 he joined Boo Productions,an Athens based production company as Producerand Head of Film Production and produced with them Dogtoothby Yorgos Lanthimos, winner among many other prizesof Prix Un Certain Regard at its world premiere in Cannes2009.He has been selected by the ACE network of producersand currently develops within the framework of the ACEworkshop, Yannis Veslemes’ debut feature 1901, which isintended as an international co - production.He has graduated from the University of Plymouth, UKand got an MBA from University of Southampton, specializingin entertainment. He was selected to participate atEFA’s 2010 Producers On The Move, held at Cannes.Previous Work available at the Film MarketTwo Times Now 2007 is availableat the Digital Video – Library.Yorgos Tsourgiannis, Producerpresent at Crossroads53

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsMusic for StrangersArmenia / FranceProduced by:FRESCO FILMS, ARIZONA FILMSDirector: Eric NazarianScriptwriter: Eric NazarianProducer: Eric Nazarian,Guillaume de SeilleBudget: 830. 000 euroSecured Financing:LVT Award - Sofia MeetingsLocation: Yerevan - ArmeniaLooking for: Co-producers, FundsSofia Meetings Selected ProjectSYNOPSISSet in modern-day Armenia, Music for Strangers is a working-class drama about Zhora, an unemployed landscapepainter from a deserted factory town who travels to the capital city of Yerevan to sell his prize-winning paintings.He moves into a flat next to a bridge where he encounters Anna, a traumatized woman trying to commit suicide.Zhora intervenes before Anna jumps off the bridge, saving her life. Soon after the incident, a relationship beginsto unfold between Zhora and Anna whose identity remains a mystery. As they get to know each other, severalprotests against the presidential elections turn violent, resulting in the murder of eight civilians during a riot.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTIn the wake of the violent and democratic changes sweeping through the Caucuses during the past twentyyears, a new generation has evolved out of the Soviet ashes; a generation of former doctors, engineers, artistsand professionals now reduced to the status of migrant day labourers searching for manual labour to survive.These one-time professionals from Armenia, Georgia and Azerbaijan are now illegally migrating in increasingnumbers all over the European Union, attempting to find work.Music for Strangers is part one in a series of films I am writing to direct about the immediate and long - termeffects of globalization in the Caucuses and its direct and indirect impact on the European Union and the UnitedStates.ARIZONA FILMSParis based Arizona Films, is lead by Guillaume de Seille, Bénédicte Thomas and Rémi Roy to mainly produceart-house feature films directed by non-French emerging talents. Bénédicte Thomas is handling domestictheatrical French distribution for most of the co - produced titles.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONARIZONA FILMST. +33 954525572M. +33 678180105guillaume@arizonafilms.netguillaume@deseille.infowww.arizonafilms.net54

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYThe Blue Hour, 2007San Sebastian Intl Film FestivalTorino Intl Film FestivalBest Armenian Feature, Yerevan Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVEric Nazarian was born in Armenia and moved to the UnitedStates as a young child. He grew up in Los Angeles and is agraduate of the University of Southern California School ofCinematic Arts. His film The Blue Hour premiered at the 2007San Sebastian International Film Festival and was selectedby Nanni Moretti to screen at the Torino Film Festival inTurin Italy. As a filmmaker, Nazarian is known for his strongartistic vision and for evoking powerful performancesEric Nazarian, DirectorPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYDooman River, 2010Berlin Film FestivalHong Kong Intl Film FestivalPusan Intl Film FestivalCrab Trap, 2009Toronto Intl Film FestivalBerlin Film FestivalBuenos Aires Intl Film Festival of Independent FilmsThe Other Bank, 2009Berlin Film FestivalSeattle Intl Film FestivalParis Cinema Intl Film FestivalSüt (Milk), 2008Venice Film FestivalToronto Intl Film FestivalIntl Film Festival RotterdamPRODUCER’S PROFILEGuillaume de Seille, born in 1968, studied civil engineering.After two awarded short-films as writer/director, he workedten years for Canal+ in the cinema department (presalesof French and European films), was commissioning editorfor a couple of years within the short film department ofCanal+ and artistic producer for French public broadcasterFrance 2. Independent producer since 2000, he producedor co-produced around twelve feature films.Previous Work available at the Film MarketThe Blue Hour 2006 is availableat the Digital Video – Library.Guillaume de Seille, Producerpresent at Crossroads55

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsQuiet PeopleCroatia / FranceProduced by:MAXIMA FILM/KINOELEKTRONDirector: Ognjen SvilicicScriptwriter: Ognjen SvilicicProducers:Damir Teresak - Croatia, Janja Kralj - FranceBudget: 1.345.499 euroSecured Financing: 44%Location: CroatiaLooking for:Co-producer, Sales Agent, Distributor,Funds, Post-production FacilitiesSYNOPSISThe Bohnjec are an average Croatian family living in modest seclusion. The TV-zonked father and mother aremore proud of each other than they love each other. In spite of their poverty, they think they are respectedcitizens and are keen to preserve their status as educated people. They respect the government, particularly thefather. Their understanding of the world and their own position in it is shaken when their teen-age son Tomicacomes home beaten up. After an examination, the doctor sends him home, but it seems that Tomica has quiteserious head injuries, which the doctors did not diagnose. Tomica refuses to say what happened. He is ashamedto admit it. This secret creates an atmosphere of distrust between him and his parents. The parents find theirworld of false security collapsing and have to re-examine their lives and question everything they believed in.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThis is a story of a family in crisis, going through the horrors of Croatian institutions. Any concern of society forthe individual is an illusion. In fact, the whole of the society is based on corruption, violence and survival of thefittest. The family in my film relies on institutions, because they don’t trust each other. This is because they donot communicate. They have grown apart. This feeling is rooted in the fact that they have been living incommunism where people where believing that institutions are always right. We could say that this is a storyabout a family that could not keep afloat during the transition, about a society that has never renouncedrepression and violence. Both society and family have to take a step forward, or else they are going to explode.In order to live through this difficult period, the family has to stick together; they have to believe in themselves.This is the idea that I would like the audience to take away when they leave the theatre.MAXIMA FILMMaxima film was founded in 1992 as a company for producing mostly feature films, TV programs, documentariesand for production service to foreign film companies for shooting in Croatia.KINOELEKTRONPRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONMAXIMA FILM - CroatiaT. +385 13647700damir.teresak@zg.t-com.hrwww.maxima-film.hrKinoElektron is a production company based in Paris, founded by Janja Kralj. The company is committed to aninternational cinema. It is working with confirmed directors and emerging talents, defending a strongcollaboration between the producers and the directors. KinoElektron believes in a free vision of the cinema,without borders or categorization.KINOELEKTRON - FranceT. +33 142783646M. +33 682668224jk@kinoelektron.comwww.kinoelektron.com56

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYTwo Sunny Days, 2010Pula Intl Film FestivalCottbus Intl Film FestivalArmin, 2007Berlin Film Festival - ForumBest Film – East of the West, Karlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalBest film - Paris Cinema Intl Film FestivalSorry For Kung Fu, 2004Berlin Film Festival - ForumSpecial Prize, Warsaw Intl Film FestivalInternational Critics Award, PECS Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVBorn in 1971 in Split, Croatia, Ognjen Svilicic has graduatedfrom the Academy of Drama Arts in Zagreb. He began hiscareer directing TV films and in 2000, he directed his firstlong-feature film, Wish I Were a Shark. The film was awardedbest Croatian motion picture at the national film festival ofPula by film critics and was first on Croatian top box office in2000. Svilicic continued with Sorry for Kung Fu 2004, thatwas screened in a world premiere at the 55th Berlin FilmFestival, and won several international awards. Sorry for KungFu was sold for theatrical and DVD release in Germany, USAand France. Then, Svilicic directed his fifth long-feature film,Armin. After having its world premiere at the Berlin FilmFestival, Armin has been screened in more than 50 festivalsand was awarded more than a dozen times. Ognjen Svilicicis also working as a scriptwriter, and teaches scriptwritingat the Academy of Drama Arts in Zagreb since 2008.Ognjen Svilicic, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYDamir TeresakEnemy, 2010, post - productionby Dejan ZecevicTwo Sunny Days, 2010Pula Intl Film FestivalCottbus Intl Film FestivalArmin, 2007Berlin Film Festival - ForumBest Film – East of the West, Karlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalBest film - Paris Cinema Intl Film FestivalGoing Home, 2003Montreal Intl Film FestivalShanghai Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEDamir Teresak, Maxima Film – CroatiaDamir Teresak, the first independent producer in Croatia,founded the production company Maxima Film in 1992.Since 2001, he has been a professor at the Academy of DramaticArts at the University of Zagreb teaching ProductionManagement for Film and Television. Since 2003, he hasbeen a member of the Board of the Producer’s Union ofCroatia.PRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYJanja KraljTwo Sunny Days, 2010Pula Intl Film FestivalCottbus Intl Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEJanja Kralj, KinoElektron – FranceJanja Kralj studied Art History at the Sorbonne University.During her studies, she was organizing exhibitions of youngartists from the former Yugoslavia in Paris. Janja Kralj hadher first experience in cinema as a production coordinatoron Laurent de Bartillat’s The Vanishing Point (Rome IFF2007). She joint then Shilo Films’ team and collaborated onsuch features as Tehilim by Raphael Nadjari (Official CompetitionCannes 2007), and Plum Rain by Frédéric Fisbach(Venice IFF 2007 – Venice Days). In 2008, she produced herfirst feature film Two Sunny Days by the Croatian directorOgnjen Svilicic in co-production with Maxima Film. In December2009, she founded a new company KinoElektron.She is part of the EAVE Workshop program 2010.Previous Work available at the Film MarketTwo Sunny Days 2010 and Armin 2007 are available at theDigital Video – Library.Janja Kralj, Producerpresent at Crossroads57

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsSleeping on StonesUSA / PalestineProduced by: BINTFILMDirector: Nicole BallivianScriptwriter: Nicole BallivianProducer:Nagham Osman, Nicole BallivianCo-Producers: Ossama BawardiBudget: 1.500.000 euroLocation: PalestineLooking for:International Co-Producers, FinancingSYNOPSISDuring the 1987 Intifada in Hebron, three 10-year-old boys become the closest of friends. Hamza is a talentedsoccer player and the man of his house. Yousef has a voice for the old Arabic ballads and prays often. Jacob is theson of new American settlers and tracks soccer teams worldwide. A hesitant Jacob joins Hamza and Yousef onthe refugee camp soccer field where the boys play like Real Madrid. Jacob becomes Hamza’s biggest fan onlyafter Yousef, pledging to be part of Hamza’s rise to soccer stardom. Now 17, Jacob becomes an Israeli soldier; hisfather’s dying wish. Yousef prepares to leave for America to escape economic hardship. Hamza is homeless andbarely maintains his dream of being part of the Palestinian National Soccer Team. The three boys’ destinies clashwithin their shared path, finding a fatal outcome in the middle of the road.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTSleeping on Stones is an epic voyage through the eyes of three boys, with a tone that carries the warm romanticismof the Holy Land. As the boys become young adults, the tone changes, reflecting the texture of the occupationand settlements. The harsh occupation introduces the subdued metallic and sterile world they must struggleunder, where they must survive and make new life choices. The purpose, intent and issue the story tackles ishow such an environment creates the basis for relationships to become malnourished. It dispels the premise ofthe conflict as being one of “Arab versus Jew”.BINTFILMCreated in 2002, BintFilm is a production company dedicated to filmmaking for the mass conscience. BintFilm’sfirst feature film made its first splash on the festival circuit in 2006 with Driving to Zigzigland, a comedy abouta day in the life of a Palestinian cab driver in Los Angeles that has screened at a hundred festivals and wonmultiple awards. BintFilm’s latest Palestinian screenplay, Sleeping on Stones, was selected for the SundanceInstitute - Royal Jordanian Film Commission’s 2nd Middle East Screenwriters Lab in 2006 and was also selectedfor the Mediterranean Films Crossing Borders at Cannes 2007.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONBINTFILMT. +1 3236326965info@bintfilm.comnicole@bintfilm.comwww.bintfilm.com58

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYDriving to Zigzigland, 2006Cairo Intl Film FestivalDubai Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR / PRODUCER’S CVA Washington DC native, Nicole Ballivian graduated in Filmfrom American University in 1997. In 2007, Ballivian wonThe Russia Cinematographers and Film Critics Award, BestFeature Film at Amal Film Fest (Spain) and Arabian SightsAudience Award (FilmFestDC) for her screenwriting-directorialdebut, the US-Palestinian comedic film, Driving toZigzigland. Ballivian was selected as a fellow for the Sundance- Royal Jordanian Film Commission Middle East RAWIScreenwriter’s Lab in 2006. Ballivian has worked in productionfor independent films, Warner Bros. and Universal Pictures.She is President of Cinevolve Studios, a film distributorin Los Angeles.Previous Work available at the Film MarketDriving to Zigzigland 2006is available at the Digital Video – Library.Nicole Ballivian, Director/ Producerpresent at Crossroads59

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsWeekEndHungaryProduced by:BUDAPEST FILM PRODUCTIONSDirector: Áron MátyássyScriptwriters: Péter Gál, Csaba Tóth,Edit Zakál, Éva Zabezsinszkij,Géza BereményiProducer: Tamás Joó, Gergely FodorCo-Producers: BOO ProductionsBudget: 1.500.000 euroSecured Financing: 38%Location: RomaniaLooking for: Co-producers,Post-productionSYNOPSISIstván Révi is a successful but unpleasant businessman recently acquitted of murder. To celebrate, he invites hisstar attorney László Teleki and his wife Márta on a bear-hunting weekend in Transylvania. The attorney is unenthusiastic– he despises Révi – but he sees the trip as an opportunity to heal the rift with his increasingly coldwife. Signs emerge that his wife and István are having an affair, and that the businessman is less than popularwith the locals, whom he is mercilessly exploiting. László’s suspicion grows: Maybe he is not the hunter, but thehunted. As they disappear into the forest, the only question is who will return alive.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTWeekend is a thriller that begins as an intriguing love-triangle but ends in a fast-paced chase through the picturesqueforests of Transylvania. The film will explore a number of issues typical of Eastern Europe, includingcorruption, violence and exploitation of the region’s natural resources. Tensions run high among the characters.The gangster must learn to lose. The lawyer becomes the defenseless victim. The wife is challenged to chooselife or marriage. And the peaceful villagers must take up arms to defend their rights. To heighten the drama, wewill use classical framing combined with dynamic camera movements and fast cuts. Yet, instead of recreatingthe authenticity of a documentary, we will create a mysterious and disturbing imaginary world. The closingchase will be an overwhelming audiovisual symphony against the spectacular backdrop of the CarpathianMountains.BUDAPEST FILM PRODUCTIONSPRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONBUDAPEST FILM PRODUCTIONST. +36 12251338M. +36 706288095info@bpfilms.hutamas.joo1@t-online.huwww.bpfilms.huBudapest Film Productions was founded on August 1, 2006, to produce and co-produce high-quality shorts,experimental and feature films and documentaries. We cater to Hungarian and international markets for established(cinema, TV and DVD) and developing (Internet and IPTV) media.The foundation of Budapest Film Productions was driven by a unique group of film professionals already engagedin the filmmaking process, from creative work (treatments, scriptwriting and selection) to productionand sales. The company also enjoys a close working relationship with Budapest Film Ltd., Hungary’s largest independentfilm and video/DVD distributor. We are well connected with all players in the Hungarian film industry- from the largest to the smallest -, as well as those organisations and individuals in Hungary, and Budapest inparticular, able to assist in the production process.60

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYCurse, 2010 TV seriesMain Prize - TV Category, Hungarian Film WeekLost Times, 2009Golden Reel Best Film Award, Hungarian Film WeekMinus, 2006, shortMost Promising Talent Award, BUSHO Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVÁron Mátyássy was born in Budapest in 1978. He graduatedfrom the University of Fine Arts - Department of Philosophyin 2000 and from the Hungarian Academy of Drama andFilm – Deprtment of Film Directing in 2005. He has workedas an AD to various shorts and feature films and has directedseveral short film and TV episodes. His first feature film LostTimes was named Best Film at the 40 th Hungarian Film Weekin 2009. He is currently developing his second feature filmWeekEnd.Áron Mátyássy, DirectorPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYRetiens la nuit, 2004, shortSan Sebastian Intl Film FestivalThe Tulse Luper Suitcases, 2002 - assistant directorLast Year for Ever, 2001 TV filmHungarian Film WeekPRODUCER’S PROFILETamás Joó studied film dramaturgy and aesthetics at theAcademy of Drama and Film in Budapest between 1996and 2001. With the help of a DAAD scholarship, he studieddirecting and dramaturgy at the HFF Munich in 2002-2003.In 2003-2004, he participated at the German-French Masterclassfor European producers at La Fémis (Paris) and atthe Filmakademie Baden-WürttembergFrom February 2005 until August 2010, he had been workingfor EURIMAGES, the cinema fund of the Council of Europe.In 2005, he worked as a strategy and production supportconsultant at the Fund’s headquarters in Strasbourg. FromJanuary 2006, continued to work as the Deputy Representativeand from March 2009 until August 2010 as the Representativeof Hungary at the Board of Management of EU-RIMAGES. From 2006 until April 2010, he also worked onthe development of the Hungarian regional film supportsystem in collaboration with Cine-Regio.Previous Work available at the Film MarketLost Times 2009 is available at the Digital Video – Library.Tamás Joó, Producerpresent at Crossroads61

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsThe Woman of My LifeBulgariaProduced by: ARS DIGITAL STUDIODirector: Antoniy DonchevScriptwriter: Antoniy Donchev, Ali TalibProducer: Ivan TonevCo-Producers: FILMBLADESBudget: 1.078.700 euroSecured Financing: 54%Location: Iraq (Kurdistan), Lebanon,Cyprus, Germany, BulgariaLooking for: Co-producers, FinancingSYNOPSISAzad, a 5-year-old Kurd from Iraq, is engaged to his cousin Vian (4) but war separates them. At 19 he is forced toleave his country due to political reasons. On board the ship to Cyprus he meets beautiful Leila and falls in lovewith her. He cannot recognize that she is his fiancée Vian. Vian has to leave the Island of Love because she hasanother destination. She is involved in a deadly political game and cannot reveal herself to Azad. Azad followsher and tries to save her at any cost - even if he would be destined not to see her any more. Is love going to bestronger than terrorism?DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTThis is a love story rather than a political thriller. It is a story about ordinary people who want to live theirordinary lives, to love and to be loved but the world they live in does not allow them. It takes place in Iraq (Kurdistan),Lebanon, Cyprus, Turkey, Germany and Bulgaria. It starts 20 years ago and ends in our days. The story istold through the eyes of the protagonist (a Kurd, as is one of the co-writers). Our wish is to focus on an originalpoint of view, rarely heard. The style will be quasi documental and the languages spoken will be the same as inreality. Our successful documentary Private Investigation - on a similar theme - is a basis and reference for thisproject. We believe that this film has the potential to contribute to the European cine-palette because it givesan optimistic perspective to the hottest today’s dilemma – love versus terrorism.ARS DIGITAL STUDIODuring the last 10 years ARS Digital Studio has become one of the major producers, delivering world-classartistic and technical Film, Video and TV production and post-production services and full music supervision,coordination and production in Bulgaria. Our company has been the major producer in more than 30 documentariesand features distributed on the territory of Bulgaria and in European countries. ARS Digital Studio hasbeen a co-producer in many film projects and also has executed the postproduction in Bulgarian and internationalprojects and international documentaries.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONARS LTD.T. +359 28468361, +359 28468362M. +359 888436145office@arsdigital.orgi_tonev@arsdigital.orgwww.arsdigital.org62

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYPrivate Investigation, 2008, docSpecial Prize at the DetektivFilm FestCinema Verite Tehran Film FestivalIstanbul Documentary Film FestivalNeighbours, 2003, shortSofia Intl Film FestivalMuslim Labyrinths, 2002, docGrand Prize, XIII Belgrade Ethnographic Intl Film FestivalA Month in the Life of Ephtim D., 1999, docBest East European Film, Sibiu Intl Film FestivalI Am Gypsy, I Plead Guilty, 1996, docBest Video Production Prize, International Roma Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVAntoniy Donchev is the Programmes Manager at the RedHouse Centre for Culture and Debate in Sofia, Bulgaria, avenue known for its screenings and discussions enhancingopen talk on hot issues. He is also writer/director of morethan 20 documentaries and short fiction films. Festival prizesinclude Special Prize at the 11th DetektivFest, Moscow 2009for the film Private Investigation; Grand Prix at the XIII EthnographicFilm Festival, Beograd 2004 for the film MuslimLabyrinths; Special Prize of the Romanian TV at the BucharestDocumentary Film Festival 1995 and Special Prize at theEserciti e Popoli Film Festival in Rome 1996 for the film ATurkish March. Lecturer at the Documentary Studio Workshop- Sofia 2007, EBU Workshop - Helsinki 2002, Radio DramaWorkshop - Sofia 2003. He has also worked as first AD inmore than 30 Bulgarian and foreign film productions.Antoniy Donchev, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYPrivate Investigation, 2008, docSpecial Prize at the DetektivFilm FestCinema Verite Tehran Film FestivalIstanbul Documentary Film FestivalLast Journey, 2008Golden Rose Film FestivalBest Male Actor, Berdyaiskiy Intl Film FestivalThe Interpreter of Black & White Films, 2007, docValencia Intl Film FestivalTaormina Intl Film FestivalAsolo Prize for film on art, Asolo Film on Art Film FestivalLove Is, 2006, shortBelgrade Intl Film FestivalGorchivata Chasha Award, Sofia Intl Film FestivalSapporo Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEIvan Tonen is a producer and the manager of ARS DigitalStudio since 2000.He is a Board Member of Outward Bound BG since 2004and President of Bulgarian Association of Cinematographerssince 2006. He is also the Vice President IMAGO since 2008of the European Federation.He has a 25-year experience in documentary and featurefilm industry as producer, director and cinematographer.Previous Work available at the Film MarketPrivate Investigation 2008 is available at the Digital Video –Library.Ivan Tonev, Producerpresent at Crossroads63

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Crossroads ProjectsYouthIsraelProduced by: GREENPRODUCTIONSDirector: Tom ShovalScriptwriter: Tom ShovalProducer: Gal GreenspanCo-Producers: One Two Films, GermanyBudget: 760.000 euroSecured Financing: 30%Location: IsraelLooking for: Distributors, BroadcastersSYNOPSISYouth is a contemporary family drama with thriller elements. The film tells the story of Yaki and Shaul, twoteenage brothers who share a strong, almost telepathic connection between them. The brother’s family issuffering from an overgrowing debt, which led to a deep depression of their father. The brothers feel that theycan’t just stand on the sidelines while their family falls apart. Up until now they were helpless but now withYaki’s enlistment to the army, like every other 18-year-old Israeli boy, he is given a rifle. This rifle gives thebrothers the power they need to act and from helpless teenagers they become men.DIRECTORS’ STATEMENTYouth depicts the texture of everyday life in Petah-Tikva, my home town, and shines a light on the Israeli middle-class,a population that is being eroded by recent government reforms and accelerated capitalism.One of the film’s notions is the denial inside the nuclear family. The film will adopt the brothers’ point-ofview,and so the viewers will see only half truths, just as the brothers see their unclear world.The brothers’ polarized state of being is visualized by the floors they must climb up and down – between thefrightened girl they are holding in the basement, and their family in the third floor. Up on top they’re good andpure, way down at the bottom they’re cruel and violent. And yet both actions go toward the same end, it’s onlythe means that differ. This duality is the basis of my film.GREENPRODUCTIONSGREENproductions is a young film production company dedicated to the creation of quality art house films ofpromising young Israeli writer/directors, which offer both innovation and excitement to its audiences. Thecompany specializes in feature length productions and documentary films. It manages a library of awardwinningshorts, and has several productions underway with a collection of handpicked directors.PRODUCER’S CONTACT INFORMATIONGREENPRODUCTIONST. +972 35166868M. +972 506370670office.greenproductions@gmail.comgalgreen1@gmail.comwww.greenproductions.co.il64

Crossroads Projects51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualDIRECTOR’S FILMOGRAPHYI Will Drink My Tears, 2011, post- productionThat’s the spirit, 2008 Video ArtHerzliya BiannaleShred of Hope, 2007, shortClermont-Ferrand Short Film FestivalEdinburgh Intl Film FestivalHong Kong Intl Film FestivalThe Hungry Heart, 2005, shortKarlovy Vary Intl Film FestivalHampton Film FestivalFresh Film FestivalVan Gogh in Tel Aviv, 2002, shortOslo Intl Film FestivalLodz Intl Film FestivalDIRECTOR’S CVTom Shoval was born in 1981 in Israel. He has graduatedwith merit the Sam Spigel’ School for Cinema and Television,in Jerusalem in 2007. In the course of his studies, he madetwo short films, The Hungry Heart 2005 and Shred of Hope2007. The films participated in festivals around the world;among them Clermont-Ferrand FF, Edinburgh FF, JerusalemFF, Karlovy Vary FF, and many more. He won numerousprizes, such as Best Film in the Pisticchi FF 2007 in Italy andBest Israeli Short Film in the Eilat FF. Tom Shoval is one ofthe founders of the “Baboon Group” - a group of young directors,assembled together to create short films, withoutfinancial governmental support, in order to achieve creativefreedom. The films were shown in international film festivalsand were screened commercially in selected Israeli cinematheaters. In this venue he made the short Van Gogh in Tel-Aviv 2002. That’s the Spirit 2008, a Video Art commissionedby the Herzliya Biannale, won Shoval raving reviews andwas shown publicly outdoors. Today he teaches cinema directingin the ‘Sam Spigel’ school and writes regularly forIsraeli culture and cinema magazines such as: Cinematheque,Maaravon and Ha’ir.Tom Shoval, Directorpresent at CrossroadsPRODUCER’S FILMOGRAPHYIt’s Never Too Late, 2010, post - productionby Ido FlukGai Oni, 2009Jerusalem Intl Film FestivalTo Kill a Bumble Bee, 2009, shortBest Short, Haifa Intl Film FestivalLocarno Intl Film FestivalGolden Spike Award, Valladolid Intl Film FestivalPassing Shadow, 2008, shortHaifa International Film FestivalFribourg International Film FestivalCinemed – Montpelier Mediterranean Film FestivalPRODUCER’S PROFILEGreenspan was accepted to be a member of the first classof the Entrepreneurial Film Production track of the SamSpiegel School for Film and Television in 2005 and graduatedin 2008. During this time he self-produced five student finalfilms, two of which were accepted into several internationalfilm festivals – Getting Even 2006, directed by VeredYerucham and Shred of Hope 2007, directed by Tom Shoval.In 2009 he opened Greenproductions, and produced twoindependent short films: Passing Shadow written and directedby Shimon Shai, and To Kill a Bumblebee written anddirected by Sharon Maymon and Tal Granit, which won thefirst prize in Valladolid Intl Film Festival. In that same yearhe was the producer of a feature film by Dan Wolman, GaiOni. In 2010, produced the Independent feature film It’sNever Too Late, written and directed by Ido Fluk, and the 50minutes drama, The Sand, written and directed by RonySasson.Previous Work available at the Film MarketShred of Hope 2007 and The Hungry Heart 2005are available at the Digital Video – Library.Gal Greenspan, Producerpresent at Crossroads65

WORKS IN PROGRESS 20105 DECEMBER 2010This industry activity gives the opportunity toselected sales agents, distributors and festivalprogrammers, to be the first to discover featurefilms from the Mediterranean and Balkanregion, in the stage just before completion.The Works in Progress are presented with thecollaboration of the Greek Films departmentand the Balkan Survey.AWARDS SPONSOR

ADALBERT’S DREAMRomaniapage 68AMNESTYAlbania / Greece / Francepage 69DO NOT FORGET ME ISTANBULTurkey / Greecepage 70WorksinprogressTHE ENEMYSerbia / Bosnia & Herzegovina / Croatia / Hungarypage 71IN THE FIFTH HEAVENIsraelpage 72J.A.C.EGreece / Portugal / FYROM / Turkey / Netherlandspage 73MAN IN THE SEAGreecepage 74OFF- WHITE LIESIsrael / Francepage 75PUNK'S NOT DEADFYROM / Serbiapage 76UNFAIR WORLDGreece / Germanypage 77WASTED YOUTHGreecepage 78

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Works in ProgressADALBERT’S DREAMRomania, 2011Production Company: Green FilmDirector: Gabriel AchimScreenwriters:Gabriel Achim, Cosmin ManolacheCast: Ozana Oancea, Gabriel Spahiu,Anca Androne, Doru AnaProducer: Gabriel AchimProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 120 minBudget: 800.000 euroSecured Financing: 50%Looking For: Sales Agent,Post-Production Funds & FacilitiesSYNOPSISAdalbert’s Dream is a black comedy based on a real story that happened in a Romanian communist factory inthe 80’s. A work accident is re-enacted, but the re-enacting becomes a new accident: the worker playing thevictim gets his hand cut off as well. It’s the 8th of May 1986 - the anniversary day for the Romanian CommunistParty. A day celebrated with pomp, hypocrisy and fear by all the Romanian factories of those times. Besides thispolitical connotation, the day is only two weeks away from the Chernobyl explosion. But most important forRomanians, this is the day when the football team Steaua Bucharest has won the Champions League - for thefirst and last time in the Romanian football history!Adalbert’s Dream participated in the Crossroads Co-production Forum in 2009.Director’s filmography:How do you do, 1”, Filminute, 2009Contact Person:Gabriel Achim, producer / directorGreen Film:T. +40 317123 305M. +40 729550304gabriel@greenfilm.rowww.greenfilm.roBric-Brac, 2009, shortBerlin Film FestivalTrieste Intl Film FestivalFresh Film Karlovy Vary Film FestivalSaga, 2007, shortSaint Petersburg Film FestivalBratislava Intl Film FestivalLodz Intl Film Festival68

Works in Progress51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualAMNESTYAlbania/ Greece/ France, 2010Production Company: 90 ProductionDirector: Bujar AlimaniScreenwriter: Bujar AlimaniCast: Luli Bitri, Karafil Shena,Todi Llupi, Mirela NaskaProducer: Bujar AlimaniCo-producers: Thanos Anastopoulos /Fantasia Audiovisual - GreeceGuillaume de Seille/ Arizona Films - FranceProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 90 minBudget: 800.000 euroSecured Financing: 75%Looking For: World SalesSYNOPSISAlbania 2008. Elsa, a 35-year-old woman who lives in the country with her two kids and Shpetim a 50-year-oldman who works nights at a printer’s are united by the fact that both have spouses in jail. Once a month, bothElsa and Shpetim visit them. In the small café across from prison a relationship is born between the two. ForElsa, the journey to Tirana is an opportunity to escape from the life she has been living so far. When her fatherin-lawthrows her out of the house, Elsa arrives in Tirana with her two children, unemployed and homeless.Maya, a 20-year-old, helps her find a job as a cleaning lady in the kitchen of a hospital. Despite the difficultiesher relationship with Shpetim grows stronger. On New Year’s Eve, and just when the two of them realize thatthe basis of their relationship is clearly love, the government announces that it is pardoning 200 prisoners.Shpetim’s wife and Elsa’s husband are on the list.Amnesty participated in the Crossroads Co-production Forum in 2008 and was also presented in Greece: GenerationNext event, an initiative of the Greek department with the collaboration of Agora / Market.Director’s filmography:The Compass, 2007, shortCine Cinecourts Award, Mediterranean Intl Film Festival MontpelierSpecial Jury Prize, Sienna Intl Film FestivalJury Special Mention, Mediterranean Intll Film Festival TetouanGas, 2006, shortBest Director, Special Mention, Greek Film Critics Association, Drama Intl Film FestivalBest Fiction, Tirana Intl Film FestivalThe Kennel, 2002, shortBest Balkan Film, Drama Intl Film Festival2nd Award, Auburn Intl Film FestivalBest Albanian Film, Tirana Intl Film FestivalContact Person:Thanos AnastopoulosFantasia Audiovisual:T. +30 2109210882M. +30 694905220anastato@gmail.com69

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Works in ProgressDO NOT FORGET ME ISTANBULTurkey / Greece, 2010Production Company:Unutma Beni Istanbul Ltd. Sti. - TurkeyDirector: Hany Abu Assad,Stefan Arsenijevic, Aida Begic,osefina Markarian,Eric Nazarian, Stergios Niziris,Omar ShargawiScreenwriters:A Hüseyin Karabey concept,Petros Markaris script consultantCast: Alma Terzic, Ayça Damgacı,Mira Furlan, Liraz Tzerchi, Serra YılmazSvetozar Cvetkovic, Ali Sulieman,Giorgios Symeonidis, Jacky NercessianProducers: Hüseyin Karabey,Sevil Demirci, Emre YeksanCo-producer:2010 Istanbul Capital of CultureProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 100 minBudget: 2.100.000 euroSecured Financing: 81%Looking For:Post-production Financing,International Sales, Film FestivalsSYNOPSISA joint effort of six talented directors from the Balkans and the Middle-East, Do Not Forget Me Istanbul is a workon memory and the city. The directors are blending their personal history and memories of Istanbul into alarger, timeless picture of the Metropolis. Our principal desire is to dig into the cultural influence that Istanbul,a great city and a historical capital for the region, had left in the collective memories of many nations throughsix touching and inspired short films. In other words, talking with the city’s past in the cinematic present tense.Contact Person:Hüseyin KarabeyUnutma Beni Istanbul Ltd. Sti.:T. +90 212 225 39 44M. +90 549 225 39 51info@donotforgetmeistanbul.comwww.donotforgetmeistnabul.comDirector’s filmography:Snow, 2008 by Aida Begic – Director’s Fortnight - Cannes Film FestivalLove and Other Crimes, 2008 by Stefan Arsenijevic – Berlin Film FestivalGo with Peace, Jamil!, 2008 by Omar Shargawi – Intl Film Festival RotterdamPartners, 2008, short by Josefina Markarian – Istanbul Intl Film FestivalThe Blue Hour, 2007 by Eric Nazarian – San Sebastian Intl Film FestivalParadise Now, 2005 by Hany Abu Assad – Berlin Film FestivalLike Chef Like God, 2004 by Stergios Niziris – International Competition, Thessaloniki Intl Film Festival70

Works in Progress51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualTHE ENEMYSerbia / Bosnia & Herzegovina / Croatia / Hungary, 2010SYNOPSISBosnia, 1995, seventh day of peace. The engineer unit is engaged in clearing minefields on the border betweenthe parties at war. Each of the soldiers carries his own burden of war experiences and traumas. Some are proneto self-destruction, others are happy to be alive; some become catatonic, others turn to prayer; some makejokes and some dream about getting back to their families, while others, with hands stained in blood and warpray, try to hide themselves. While searching for mines at an abandon factory they come across a mysteriousman walled in a room. They bring him with them and thus begins the “perpetuum mobile” of conflicts betweenthe whole unit.Production Company:Biberche Productions - SerbiaDirector: Dejna ZečevićScreenwriter: Đorđe MilosavljevićCast: Marija Pikić, Vuk Kostić,Aleksandar Stojović, Tihomir Stanić,Slavko Štimac, Ljubomir Bandović,Dragan MarinkovićProducer: Nikolina VuceticCo-producers: Tihomir Stanić/ BalkanFilm - Bosnia & Herzegovina,Damir Terešak / Maxima Film - Croatia,Denez Szekeres/ Tivoli Film - HungaryProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 109 minBudget: 1.010.477 euroSecured Financing: 50%Looking For: Sales Agent,Post-production Fund,International Distributors,Festival RepresentativesDirector’s filmography:The Fourth Man, 2007Montreal Intl Film FestivalMoscow Intl Film FestivalWarsaw Intl Film FestivalBy Me a Eliot, 2002Sofia Intl Film FestivalAlexandria Intl Film FestivalTT Syndrom, 2002Brussels Intl Film FestivalStockholm Intl Film FestivalPusan Intl Film FestivalContact Person:Nikolina Vucetic, producerBiberche Productions:T. +381 113331130M. +381 698700007nikolina@biberche.com71

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Works in ProgressIN THE FIFTH HEAVENIsrael, 2010Production Company:Yifat Prestelnik FilmsDirector: Dina Zvi RiklisScreenwriters:Dina Zvi Riklis & Alma GaniharCast: Alena Yiv, Yehezkel Lazarov,Amit Moshkovitz, Guy AdlerProducer: Yifat PrestelnikCo-producer: United King Films - IsraelProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 100 minBudget: 560.000 euroLooking For: European Co-producer,World SalesSYNOPSISPalestine 1944. Second World War rages. Maya, 13, arrives to an orphanage in the outskirts of Tel Aviv. Maya’smother disappeared in America and her father remarried. At the orphanage, Maya meets Dr. Markowsky, a paediatricianand a family friend. Agitated by Maya’s arrival, Markwosky is reminded of her mother, the subject of atormented love affair. As they wait for a sign of life from the missing mother, Markowsky attempts to befriendMaya, but she rejects him, seducing Duce, 25, the fiancé of an orphanage worker into an affair. The forbiddenlove story gets out of control, culminating in murder during the liberation day of World War 2.Director’s filmography:Three Mothers, 2006Best Cinematography, Best Actress, Jerusalem Film FestivalSao Paolo Intl Film FestivalRome Intl Film FestivalContact Person:Yifat PrestelnikYifat Prestelnik Films:T. +972 3 5663882office@yifatfilms.co.ilThe Witch from Melchet Street, TV drama, 2004Istanbul’s Children’s Film FestivalChicago Children’s Film FestivalThe Postwoman, TV drama, 2002Best Drama Award, Jerusalem Film Festival72

Works in Progress51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualJ.A.C.EGreece / Portugal / FYROM / Turkey / Netherlands, 2010SYNOPSISJace is a young boy of Greek origin, illegitimate son of a woman who is brutally murdered by her own family alittle after giving birth to him refusing to betray his father’s identity. The orphan boy grows up amidst violence.He’s barely seven when he witnesses the massacre of his foster family in Argyrokastron by the Albanian Mob.The villains spare the boy, but they turn him into a murderer, by forcing him to shoot –on the spot— his fosterfather. Now, in the hands of obscure gangsters who export homeless children, Jace, ends up in Athens, Greece.This is where an inverted Odyssey begins —one that turns paperless refugees into lawless fugitives.Production Company: Pausilypon FilmsDirector: Menelaos KaramaghiolisScreenwriter: Menelaos KaramaghiolisCast: Stefania Goulioti, Alban Ukaj,Kora Karvouni, Ieronymos KaletsanosProducer: Menelaos KaramaghiolisCo-producers:Pandora Da Cuhna Telles /UkBar Filmes - Portugal,Zoran Risteski / Geyzer Ltd. - FYROM,Ceyda Tufan / Pi Films - Turkey,Mete Gümürhan /Kaliber Films - NetherlandsProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 130 minBudget: 2.350.000 euroSecured Financing: 80%Looking For: Financing,Distribution, Sales AgentJ.A.C.E was presented in the Balkan Script Development Fund in 2005.Director’s filmography:Black Out, 1999Best Film, Greek State AwardsBest Newcomer Director, Greek State AwardsROM, documentary 1990Best Documentary, Greek State AwardsCinema du Reel Film FestivalSan Sebastian Intl Film FestivalContact Person:Menelaos Karamaghiolis,director/ producerPausilypon Films:T. +30 2108846101M. +30 6944524042menkar@ath.forthnet.grwww.jace.gr73

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Works in ProgressMAN IN THE SEAGreece, 2010Production Company:Highway ProductionsDirector: Constantine GiannarisScreenwriter: Constantine GiannarisCast: Theodora Tzimou,Andonis Karystinos, Constantine Avarikiotis,Stathis Papadopoulos,Constantine SiradakisProducer: Yorgos LykiardopoulosCo-producer: Greek Film Centre,Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation,Multichoice Hellas, C. Giannaris Films,Two ThirthyFive, Black OrangeProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 92 minBudget: 920.000 euroSecured Financing: 90%Looking For:Post-production 3D services,International Sales Agent, Distribution,Minimum GuaranteesSYNOPSISAfter the long separation following the death of their son, Alex and Kate meet again on board the oil-tanker SeaVoyager. That same day, Alex rescues thirty adolescent immigrants adrift in the Mediterranean. No countrygrants asylum, while the manager of the nearly bankrupt ship-owner forces Alex to deal with the situationpromptly. But each one of his efforts results at a dead-end. While, some members of the crew grow fond ofcertain teenagers, including Kate who takes a second-chance to motherhood, the majority feel that their ‘guests’have overextended their welcome. Unable to handle the tension and wrapped up in his depression, Alex makesa series of wrong decisions, until he finally finds the courage to rise above the situation.Man in the Sea was awarded at the Balkan Script Development Fund in 2006, and participated in the CrossroadsCo-production Forum in 2007. Also participated in the European Film Market at the Berlinale in 2008. Man inthe Sea was developed with the Media Plus Development Programme.Contact Person:Yorgos Lykiardopoulos, producerHighway Productions:T. +30 210 3314088-9M. +30 6972 888051info@highway.grwww.highway.grDirector’s filmography:Hostage, 2005Berlin Film Festival – Special Panorama, Seattle Intl Film FestivalCopenhagen Intl Film Festival, Best Film – EUXXL Film Festival ViennaOne Day in August, 2001Official Selection – Berlin Film Festival, Chicago Intl Film FestivalMelbourne Intl Film Festival, Best Script –Troia Film FestivalFrom the Edge of the City, 1998Berlin Film Festival –Panorama, Edinburgh Intl Film FestivalSydney Intl Film Festival, Best Film, Best Director, Second State Award3 Steps to Heaven, 1995Camera d’ Or, Director’s Fortnight – Cannes Film Festival, Best Director – Cattolica Intl Film Festival74

Works in Progress51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualOFF- WHITE LIESIsrael/ France, 2010Production Company: Gum FilmsDirector: Maya KenigScreenwriters:Maya Kenig & Dana DiamantCast: Elya Inbar, Gur Bentwich,Salit Achi-Miriam, Tzahi GradProducer: Yoav Roeh & Aurit ZamirCo-producer: Janja Kralj /KinoElektron - FranceProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 100 minBudget: 510.560 euroSecured Financing: 71%Looking For: FinancingSYNOPSISAfter years of being separated from her father, Libby, a rebellious teen, is sent to Israel to live with him while theSecond Lebanon War rages in the background. Her father, Shaul, a flaky inventor, is “between apartments”.With nowhere to live, he comes up with an original plan. They will pose as refugees from the North, seekingshelter from the bombardments with a family in Jerusalem who offers to put them up based on this falsepretence. Finally in a “normal” household, Libby and Shaul start to build a father-daughter relationship. But thephoney identities and lies take their toll. In a desperate attempt to be noticed, Libby takes a step into adulthoodfrom which there is no return.Off-White Lies participated in the Crossroads Co-production Forum in 2009.Director’s filmography:Around trip, 2008, shortBest Short Film, Jerusalem Film FestivalIn Utero, 2006, shortJerusalem Film FestivalTop of the World, 2006, shortCork Film Festival, Asia Short Film FestivalUppsala Short Film FestivalAnnual Inside Out Toronto Film and Video FestivalMy Mom, 2005, shortDocAviv Film FestivalThe Rehovot Women’s FestivalContact Person:Yoav Roeh & Aurit ZamirGum Films:T. +972-3-6205194M. +972-52-6010403info@gumfilms.comwww.gumfilms.com75

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Works in ProgressPUNK’S NOT DEADFYROM / Serbia, 2010Production Company: Pank FilmDirector: Vladimir BlazevskiScreenwriter: Vladimir BlazevskiCast: Kamka Tocinovski, Jordan Simonov,Ratka Radmanovic, Toni MihajlovskiProducer: Darko PopovCo-producer:Zarko Dragojevic / Vitagraf - SerbiaProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 98 minBudget: 380.000 euroSecured Financing: 86%Looking For: FinancingSYNOPSISThe protagonists of this black comedy are punks who deliberately remained at the margins in muddy times ofFormer Yugoslavia’s Republic of Macedonia transition. The routine of their outsider’s survival is disturbed by anoffer to make a reunion of their one-time cult punk band and play at some bizarre “multi-cultural-happening”,which is to prove the false image of FYROM as a land with relaxed ethnic tensions.This is the first FYROM film treating the problem of increasing nationalism in the country.The film is conceived as a black comedy, somewhere in the limbo-space between road-movie and drama. It isalso supposed to be very documentaristic, a “cinema-verite” feature attempt, and therefore extremely lowbudget, not just as a production model, but even more as an aesthetic approach.Director’s filmography:The Mistery of Wagner’s Tuba, 2009, docDozen Tales About Wine, 2002, docThe Chinese Market, 2001, docContact Person:Darko PopovPank Film:M. +389 78255 867, +389 71255 864daropopov@gmail.comThe Revolution Boulevard, 199276

Works in Progress51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualUNFAIR WORLDGreece / Germany, 2010Production Company: Wrong MenDirector: Filippos TsitosScreenwriters:Filippos Tsitos, Dora MasklavanouCast: Theodora Tzimou,Antonis Kafetzopoulos, Sofia Seirli,Christos StergioglouProducer: Alexandra BoussiouCo-producer:Gian - Piero Ringel / Neue Road MoviesProduction Stage: ShootingDuration: 100 minBudget: 871.000 euroSecured Financing: 50%Looking For: Financing,Distribution, Sales AgentSYNOPSISSotiris is a Police Interrogator. One day he decides to be fair with people. He is determined to exonerate everysingle poor guy who committed a small crime just because life was cruel to him. He kills someone in his effortto save an innocent man.Dora is the only witness to the crime. Sotiris needs Dora’s help. Even though she lacks compassion, Sotirisfeels she is his only ally. Will the unrighteous Dora save the righteous Sotiris? And what about love? What arewe going to do with love now?Director’s filmography:Stolberg, TV Series for ZDF 2010Unsterblich Schon, TV Series for ZDF 2010Plato’s Academy, 2010European Parliament LUX prize 2010 nomineeBest Actor Award, Ecumenical Prize and Youth prize, Locarno Intl Film Festival2nd Best Film, Spirit of Fire Intl Film FestivalMy Sweet Home, 2001Official Competition, Berlin Film FestivalContact Person:Alexandra Boussiou, producerWrong Men:T. +30210 6422540M. +30 6944 350776alexandra@wrongmen.grwww.wrongmen.gr77

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Works in ProgressWASTED YOUTHGreece, 2010Production Company: Oxymoron FilmDirectors:Argyris Papadimitropoulos, Jan VogelScreenwriters:Argyris Papadimitropoulos, Jan VogelCast: Harris Markou, Ieronymos Kaletsanos,Arturos Kivilov, Jason WostorProducer: Argyris PapadimitropoulosCo-producers: Federico Pietra,Yorgos Karnavas / Stefi ProductionsProduction Stage: Post-productionDuration: 95 minBudget: 250.000 euroLooking For: Festival Premiere,Sales AgentSYNOPSISSummer in Athens. Heat wave blasts the city. A teenage skateboarder sets out for a normal day with his friends.A middle-aged man is struggling with raising his family, a job he dislikes and an impending nervous breakdown.This is a portrait of Athens. A film about a city and a society in crisis.Director’s filmography:Bank Bang, 2009Best Newcomer Director, Greek Academy AwardsContact Person:Argyris Papadimitropoulos,director / producerOxymoron Film:T. +30 2107016166M. +30 6977611335argyburgy@gmail.com.78

FILM MARKET4-11 DECEMBER 2010The Film Market promotes the majority of the featurefilms participating in the official sections of the 51stTIFF. It also includes the previous films of the BalkanFund and Crossroads participants, as well as a selectionof Greek films produced within the past two years.The Film Market participants have access to 30 fullydigitally equipped booths.

Greek Filmspage 82International Competitionpage 92Special Screeningspage 93FilmMarketOpen Horizonspage 93Independence Dayspage 94Balkan Surveypage 96Balkan Fund Participants Previous Workspage 97Crossroads Participants Previous Workspage 98

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film MarketGreek Films18337 Memories 75’SPARTALIS Angelos, Greece, 2010Wish you Luck Film ProductionsSPARTALIS Angelosangelosspartalis@yahoo.gr+30 6972 630 841He would like you to remember him. After a serious motorbikeaccident, a 37-year-old famous actor dies during surgery. Well,not exactly. There is a small amount of oxygen left in his brain– just enough for one more breath, which he will use to recallthe memories of a lifetime... He will tell you all about it, becausehe really wants you to remember him.2434 Black Suits 90’HARALAMBIDIS Renos, Greece, 2010Boo ProductionsMAVROIDIS Iraklishercules@booproductions.gr+30 210 610 0730Four undertakers latch onto a one-off opportunity to get outof their unsavoury profession. For a hefty sum, they will fulfilthe dying wish of a rich expatriate who wants his dead bodytaken from Athens to a Greek village for burial...on foot. Decidingto grant his bizarre request, they embark on an odyssey, whichsoon becomes an unexpected voyage of discovery.17545 Square Meters 80’TZITZIS Stratos, Greece, 2010Feelgood entertainmentMITROPOULOU Evainfo@feelgoodentertainment.gr+30 211 99 67 000Christina, a young store clerk, decides to leavehome and renther own apartment, thus choosing to live beyond her means.Brings her in contact with a different world, like the one representedby Fotis, previous tennant whom Christina comes toknow through the personal belongings he left behind.82

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market Manual“An ancient manuscript; a well-kept secret; a price no smallerthan Mankind itself. When a scientist solves the riddle leadingto the discovery of an ancient alchemy which transforms anymetal into gold, the mob gets in his way to steal the secret andconquer the world at any cost.”177Al Cimiya: the Art of the Black Land 61’TSIKRIKAS Panagiotis, Greece, 2010TP ProductionsTSIKRIKAS Panagiotistsikrikasp@hotmail.com+30 698 470 6048Dimitri, a 23-year-old swimmer, knows too well the liberatingisolation of the water and frequently dives to the bottom of apool to let his thoughts and memories surface. His relationshipwith Elsa keeps coming back to him and, as Dimitri moves betweenthe past and the present, he remembers details, like theswimming lessons he gave Elsa, or her activism towards savingthe dolphins.103Apnea 87’BAFALOUKAS Aris, Greece, 2010Artwave ProductionsTSOUHTIDI Elissavetinfo@artwaveproductions.com+30 210 419 0436International CompetitionDramatic, but also comical in parts, the film sketches the differentways in which representatives of three generations dealwith “lost happiness”, as well as the detachment of foreigners.228Artemis 28’TOFARIDES Kyriacos, Cyprus, 2002AVRA PRODUCTIONSTOFARIDES Kyriacosavrafilm@gmail.com+357 99 550 514Crossroads Participants Previous WorksIn the heart of the historic and multicultural center of Athens,in the midst of summer, three young people with a passion forthe arts come together in the musical and visual arts scene.188Artherapy 97’PERAKIS Nikos, Greece, 2010CL PRODUCTIONSLABROPOULOS Costasinfo@clproductions.gr+30 210 641 2700Marina has grown up with her architect father in a small industrialcommunity, almost cut off from the reality of the restof the world. Marina observes human behaviors from afar, almostwith repugnance. Her guides in this world of humans areSir David Attenborough’s documentaries on mammals, themusic of Suicide and the awkward sexual awaking lessons shereceives from her friend Bella.113Attenberg 95’TSANGARI Athina, Greece, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090International Competition83

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film Market211Behind the Curtain 18’BAVELAS Dimitris, Greece, UK, 2009PETROPOULOU Ginaginapetropoulou@hotmail.com+30 6938 612434“Things have not been going so good lately for Antonis; heprefers to spend his time alone in his family’s run down beachhouse, hiding away from the world. He has given up on lifeand is literally watching the world pass him by. However, unexpectedhelp is about to arrive!”Crossroads Participants Previous Works231Biloba 95’PAPACHRISTOU Sofia, Greece, 2009Peter, an engineer working for a shady multinational is sent toPetra Kassiros. Soon he gaces an agonizing moral dilemma:should he help the company or should he save the island andthe woman that he has come to love?Greek Film CenterLAZARI Eviinfo@gfc.gr+30 30 210 367 8500176Bitter Snow 95’AGATHONIKIADIS George, Greece, 2010The film is a poetic drama that leads to a path of self-knowledge.The story takes place in 1941, when a Greek soldier named Andreasaccidentally kills a German soldier. For a long time helives with his feelings of guilt buried deep inside.Blue Nemesis ProductionsAGATHONIKIADOU Elenae.agathonikiadou@gmail.com+30 210 76 20 887239Black Field 104’MARINAKIS Vardis, Greece, 2009Media Luna New FilmsLOMBARDI Alessandroinfo@highway.gr+30 210 331 40881654, Ottoman Empire, Greece. A Turkish Warrior arrives heavilywounded at a remote Christian female monastery and is nursedby Anthi, a young nun tormented by a dark secret. They fall inlove and escape in the nearby forest, where Anthi’s secret is revealed:She is, in fact, a boy…170By Miracle 85’KARTIKKIS Marinos, Greece, 2010A.M.P. FILMWORKS LTDPIPERIDES Mariosmarios@film-works.tv+357 2287 5187Aliki and Andreas, a couple in their thirties, are trying to have ababy a year after the death of their 4-year-old daughter. Marios,a man in his late twenties living with his mother Dimitra,satisfies his sexual needs through casual encounters with menin the park.84

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualAll kinds of people are waiting in seven different queues. Thefirst person of each queue becomes the last of the next one,thus creating an enormous human line. But at the end of theline, it all begins backwards again…205Casus Belli 11’ZOIS Yorgos, Greece, 2010PAN Entertainment S.A.DRANDAKI Mariadrandaki@pan.com.gr+30 210 698 5050Balkan Fund Participants Previous WorksChristos, a young and solitary mathematician who gives privatelessons to earn a living, is getting ready for a Christmas trip toParis with a friend. But his friend cancels the trip and Christos,who hates traveling alone, remains in Athens.After the collapse of the Eastern Bloc, a series of nationalistconflicts bring terror and disorder to the Balkans. Three womenfrom three different Eastern European countries meet in a Bulgarianborder town from which they intend to cross illegallyinto Greece. Their desperate efforts to take their fate into theirown hands will lead to dramatic adventures and to tragedy.173Channel of Love80’DANDINAKIS CostasGreece2010CENTRE ARTS VISUELSDANDINAKIS Costascostasdandinakis@gmail.com+30 69 7905 8458238Dancing on Ice 104’IOANNOU Stavros, Greece, 2009Greek Film CenterLAZARI Eviinfo@gfc.gr+30 30 210 367 8500Damocles is a famous, internationally acclaimed chef, ownerof a gourmet restaurant in Athens. Dimitris is a cook on a ship.He is young and impulsive. He treats food in a more practical,down-to-earth way.189Dangerous Cooking 100’TSELEMENGOS Vassilis, Greece, 2010ODEONSAMIOTIS Dionyssiosinfo@odeon.gr+30 210 678 6400“Four friends, four dog musicians, all live together in a housein Athens. There’s Babis the guitarist; his best friend dumb oldBoulis-Boulis the drummer; Tony the electric keyboard player;and Achilles the bass player.”186Doglife 66’THEODOSIOU Ntinos, Greece, 2010AVI – 3d AnimationTHEODOSIOU Ntinosavi@avi.gr+30 210 923 767585

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film Market194El Dorado 29’PANAYOTOPOULOU Penny, Greece, 1988Hellas FilmsLAZARI Evievi.lazari@gfc.gr+30 210 364 8007An old drunkard who lives in an abandoned train station, ayoung man drifting aimlessly, a street urchin who wandersabout, a woman traveling by train with her son. A commonquest, their thirst for voyages, their desire to escape their loneliness.But Eldorado, the promised land, has come with time tomean the object of every quest which bears no fruit.Balkan Fund Participants Previous Works191The Flight of the Swan 102’TZIMAS Nikos, Greece, 2010ATHENS FILMS PRODUCTIONBORSTEN Joaninfo@joconda.gr+30 694 737 0670The Flight of the Swan is the flight of our soul to freedom, tobeauty, to the magic of nature and love. It is the amazing storyof a “golden boy” whom a multinational made king in exchangefor his soul. In the vertigo of success, he leaves behind hisvalues, his friends, his family, even the love of his life.179Frost 60’PITSAKIS George, Greece, 2010In Piraeus of the 1930s, a drunkard breaks into a house andrapes a young woman. She owns a strange mirror which ispassed on to other women, causing them horrible accidents.PITSAKIS Georgegeorgepitsakis@freemail.gr+30 6944 913 909180Fyodor 82’SOLDATOS Giannis, Greece, 2010Artplex Attica S.AKOSSIVAKIS Velissariosnewstarcine@gmail.com+30 210 95 12 991A writer, drawn along the lines of Dostoevsky, is told by his femalepublisher that he must write and deliver his new bookwithin one month. He is facilitated in many different ways andprovided with all kinds of sources of inspiration, yet the authoris living his own, personal drama.232Gold Dust 85’MANDA Margarita, Greece, 2009Greek Film CenterZAKOPOULOU IlianaIliana.zakopoulou@gfc.gr+30 30 210 367 8500Athens. A city under constant construction building its newface by eradicating all traces of its past. A question on the debtof memory and the debt of oblivion. Three heroes confront thatsplit moment in time between coming-of-age and the youthfulvision of the world. Acceptance and reconciliation. A new beginning.86

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualIasonas arrives in Athens to start his new career as an “architectguide”. His group consists of foreign architecture students whohave completed the Erasmus student exchange program inThessaloniki.171The Guide 90’MAVROEIDIS Zacharias, Greece, 2010MAVROEIDIS Zachariaszacharias@wesaw.gr+30 6972 009 889The 50-year Cypriot tragedy through the memories of an oldman, a former gun dealer at death’s door. A nightmare, throughhis operation, unmasks the reality of his own life and revealshis guilt feeling about his country.233Guilt 93’MAZOMENOS Vassilis, Greece, 2009Greek Film CenterLAZARI Eviinfo@gfc.gr+30 30 210 367 8500Athens, 1969. Elias idolizes his father, a traveling salesman whois often away from home- leaving his mother resentful. Whenthe father is killed in a car accident, Elias clings to the father’sparting promise: that he will be home in time to watch theAmericans land on the moon. He creates a healing fantasy thatallows him to cope with the death.193Hard Goodbyes, My Father 109’PANAYOTOPOULOU Penny, Greece, Germany, 2002Hellas FilmsLAZARI Evievi.lazari@gfc.gr+30 210 364 8007Balkan Fund Participants Previous Works“Unsophisticated, brutal, greatly pationate bus driver Haris,thrusts into the seamingly under control life of cultivated, delicateand… emotionally handicapped pedagogue Ismini.In the following days, during which they stumble upon theirdifferences, they will both dare what mostly scares them –abandon their safe shelters and realize their chance for trueconnection with one another.“237Harisma 83’IOAKEIMIDI Christina, Greece, 2010Wrong MenBOUSSIOU Alexandraalexandra@wrongmen.gr+30 6944 350 776Homeland is the story of a country and a family in free fall.Three generations of a family (the 50’s generation, the onegrowing up during the restoration of Democracy in Greece inthe 70’s, and the generation of today) clash irrevocably over anadoption they decided to make 20 years ago.204Home Land 107’TZOYMERKAS Syllas, Greece, 2010Fantasia LTDANASTOPOULOS Thanosanastato@gmail.com+30 210 921 0882Balkan Fund Participants Previous Works87

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film Market172I, Giannoulis Halepas 113’ARKENTI Stella, Greece, 2010His work is divided into two periods: the Classical Period 1871-1877 (20-26 years old) and the Modern Period 1918-1938 (67-87 years old). He was the greatest Greek sculptor of the 20thcentury and was justifiably known as a modern-day Phidias.ARKENTI Stellaarkenti.stella@gmail.com+30 210 881 1413242In the Woods 97’FRANTZIS Angelos, Greece, 2010Argonauts Pr., Hellas FilmsTSIGKA Maria, LAZARI Evimtsiga@argonautsproductions.grevi.lazari@gfc.gr+30 210 364 8007Two boys and a girl, archetypes on a paganistic journey inwhich nature guides the senses and emotions. Minimal dialogue,silence, sounds. Fear, freedom, instinct, desire, pansexualityand always the feeling that something’s looking downfrom above. Filmed using the video function of a digital photographiccamera, imbued with the uncanny and packed withintense hues and violent forms, In the Woods is an existentialfairytale red in tooth and claw. A film as elemental as stone,as water or the sky.240Knifer 108’ECONOMIDES Yannis, Greece, 2010UMEDIADEVESA Virginiemtsiga@argonautsproductions.gr+33 1 4870 7376Niko is an ordinary guy. His father’s death brings back his unclewho proposes to live and work together with him and his wife.Niko accepts the offer which consists of protecting two purebreddogs from the hostile neighbours. Driven by envy, lust andanger, Niko merges into a vicious circle of perpetual antagonism,the struggle for power over others and discontent184Lonesome Lobster, The 75’BAKOLAS George, Greece, 2010Nikos, a chef, has ordered a rare and expensive lobster, the onlyfreshwater lobster there is, in order to cook it for the first anniversaryof the opening of his restaurant and thus create morepublicity.WavebreakerSPILIOPOULOS Giannisgbakollas@yahoo.com+30 697 773 2771241A Matter of Luck 93’NEMEAS Vassilis, Greece, 2009Athens, today. Thirty-seven-year-old Johnny, a frustrated musician,watches the years go by, while his lifelong dream ofwriting and playing his own music seems to be slipping furtherand further away.dock LTDVASILEIOU Anastasios2vasana@gmail.com+30 210 656 453288

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualMontevideo as a metaphor for our condition. – And our conditionis urgent. –While we try to pull ourselves out, we remaininside, waiting patiently. – And we are working with all we’vegot. –Yes, we’d like – to be far away, – in Montevideo. Perhapswe are already there –181Montevideo 60’KINE, Greece, 2010KINEPAPADOPOULOU Phaedrakinekine16@yahoo.gr+30 210 383 8493In 1974 the Turkish army invaded Cyprus and occupied its Northernpart. Cypriot-Greek and Turkish troops confronted eachother on the “green line”. At one point of this so called, “frontier”confusion is caused on both sides by a slight noise in the quietof the night…229No Man’s Land 16’TOFARIDES Kyriacos, Cyprus, 1996AVRA PRODUCTIONSTOFARIDES Kyriacosavrafilm@gmail.com+357 99 550 514Crossroads Participants Previous WorksTwo groups of friends facing death. And life. A boy and a girlfacing love. And its defeat. Everyone moving with excessivespeed. In the streets of a city that rejects them. In a countrythey do not consider their own. Three days at the edge of thecity. Three days to realize that love is the only homeland.190Nobody 95’NIKOLERIS Christos, Greece, 2010N-OrasisEXINTARIS Yannismail@n-orasis.gr+30 2310 425880Athens, Plato’s Academy district. Stavros owns a tobacco storein a small quiet junction. His wife has left him and refuses tocome back. His mother has already had a stroke and he musttake care of her 24/7. One day, an Albanian, recognises Stavros’smother as his own long-lost mother.203Plato’s Academy 104’TSITOS Filippos, Greece, Germany, 2009PAN Entertainment S.A.DRANDAKI Mariadrandaki@pan.com.gr+30 210 698 5050Balkan Fund Participants Previous WorksHow well do we know each other? A gas-station attendant, alonely young man, a young woman, a gay couple, a pregnantwoman and a doctor, who may or may not know each other,all have an acquaintance in common, who connects them in afatal way.187Positive Stories 70’STATHOPOULOS Haris, PAPATHANASSIS Dimitris, ANJUS Dimitris, TOTSIKAS Thanassis,BAVELLAS Dimitris, Greece, 2010T-ShortPAPADIMITRIOU Lambriniinfo@t-short.gr+30 210 346 101889

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film Market236Ricordi Mi 100’THEODORAKI Stella, Greece, 2009Greek Film CenterLAZARI Eviinfo@gfc.gr+30 30 210 367 8500When her partner died, her memories vanished. Fani is a photographerworking on a project on impending poverty in Athens.The film chronicles a woman’s journey and her attempts to findthe threads of her memories, in a city which loses itself in oblivion.174Show Bitch 87’ZERVOS Nikos, Greece, 2010A young, beautiful and promising singer tries to climb her wayup through the tough world of showbiz.PANAGIOTOPOULOS Spyridon Michaelmtvs@metavision.gr+30 210 677 8811195Small Crime 85’GEORGIOU Christos, Greece, Cyprus, Germany, 2008M-AppealKROYMANN Marenmk@m-appeal.com+49 30 6150 7505Leonidas, a young policeman assigned to a small, beautiful,but sleepy Greek island spends his days frustrated to be there,and telling nudists to put their clothes on. Until old manZacharias is found dead at the bottom of the cliff. An accident?Leonidas doesn’t think so! The investigation begins.Balkan Fund Participants Previous Works230Small Revolts 105’KATZOURAKIS Kyriakos, Greece, 2009“Anna, married to an abusive man, is magnetized by Mano’spaintings and kindness. They develop a powerful passion. Annais pregnant; against all odds she decides to keep the baby andleave her husband.”Omada TechnisKATZOURAKIS Kyriakoskyriakkatz@ath.forthnet.gr+30 30 210 642 0994178Subconscious 71’PETROPOULOS Chris, Greece, 2010Petropoulos Movie ProductionsPETROPOULOS Chrismorningstardust@hotmail.com+69 97 859 985Having lost his entire family in a car crash, Fanis has been tormentedby a recurring nightmare involving being lost in a darkforest and ending up at a makeshift religious shrine. This youngman aims to solve the mystery surrounding his dreams by filmingevery element of his encounter with a mysterious Serbiangirl, who he believes is governed by a demonic force.90

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualLooking for the next generation in a world out of control or themisadventures of a young couple that dreams of a quiet life ina house in the suburbs to discover instead that they just makepart of the old, crazy world, still full of “sound and fury”.235A Tell Tale Yard 90’DANOPOULOS Cleanthis, Greece, 2009ODEONSAMIOTIS Dionyssiosinfo@odeon.gr+30 210 678 6400From morning till evening, on a Tuesday, the parallel stories ofyoung people living in Athens unfold. They all seem to belooking for something but constantly appear to be losing it.They all regain something at the end, but not what they expected.182Tuesday 100’CORNILIOS Nikos, Greece, 2010PAPAGEORGIOU Eugeniacornilios@otenet.gr+30 697 708 2977Two couples at the same moment in time. The complexity oflove affairs leads to interactions that are open to multiple interpretations.216Two Times Now 9’KONSTANTATOS Michalis, Greece, 2007KOSSYFIDOU Elenieleni.kossyfidou@gmail.com+30 211 011 4953Crossroads Participants Previous Works“A mismatched couple, cross illegally from the Greek to theTurkish occupied side of Cyprus on the way to their childhoodvillage.Lukas, haunted by the past and his memories and Phoebe, afreewheeling smuggler who has crossed the border a thousandtimes.”196Under the Stars 88’GEORGIOU Christos, Greece, Cyprus, England, 2001Hellas FilmsLAZARI Evievi.lazari@gfc.gr+30 210 364 8007Balkan Fund Participants Previous WorksIn a psychiatrist office three people become hostage victims bya thief. These three strangely related people are the doctor’swife, his lover and his patient. Everybody becomes victim andvictimizer and finally violence bursts.Greek Films192Wednesday 66’KARVOUNIDOU Maria, Greece, 2009KARVOUNIDOU Mariamariakarvo@yahoo.gr+30 6983 090 18491

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film MarketInternational Competition103Apnea 87’BAFALOUKAS Aris, Greece, 2010Artwave ProductionsTSOUHTIDI Elissavetinfo@artwaveproductions.com+30 210 419 0436110Jo for Jonathan 81’GIROUX Maxime, Canada, 2010Films BoutiqueSIMON Jean-Christopheinfo@filmsboutique.com+49 30 6953 7850101Outbound 87’APETRI Bogdan George, Romania, 2010MK2SCHRAMECK Julietteintlsales@mk2.com+33 144 673 000113Attenberg 95’TSANGARI Athina, Greece, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090107Limbo 105’SODAHL Maria, Norway, 2010AB Svensk FilmindustriSIMOVIC Anitaanita.simovic@sf.se+46 8680 3798108Sweet evil 90’COUSSEMACQ Olivier, France, 2009UMEDIADEVESA Virginiecontact@umedia.fr+33 1 4870 4655102Donkeys 78’MCKINNON Morag, UK, 2010Trust NordiskENNIS Rikkerikke@trustnordisk.com+45 3686 8788112Littlerock 83’OTT Mike, US, 2010Small Form FilmsRAGSDALE Laurasoundvirus@aol.com+1 661 312 6569106Tired 90’SAEEDI Ebrahim, Iraq, 2010DreamLab FilmsMEDARD DE CHARDON Nasrinenasrine@dreamlabfilms.com+33 4933 87561111Erratum 95’LECHKI Marek, Poland, 2010Harmony Film ProductionLECHKI Marekharmonyfilm@gmail.com+48 504 691 491105Microphone 120’ABDALLA Ahmad, Egypt, 2010Film ClinicHEFZY Mohamedmohefzy@film-clinic.com+20 122 155 470100Zephyr 93’BAS Belma, Turkey, 2010Medit GmbHUYAR Akinduyar@cumin.de+49 30 7809 6410109Jean Gentil 84’GUZMAN Laura Amelia,Dominican republic, Mexico, Germany, 2010Aurora DominicanaGUZMAN Laura Ameliacochochi@gmail.com+1 829 758 0702104Morgen 100’CRISAN Marian, Romania, France, Hungary, 2010Les Films Du LosagneVALENTIN Agathea.valentin@filmsdulosange.fr+33 1 4443 871392

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualSpecial Screenings115The Edge 119’UCHITEL Alexey, Russia, 2010SUNRISE FILMS, LLC.VITALI StefaniaSvitali@srfllc.com+1 310 498 6936114Home for Christmas 85’HAMER Bent, Norway, Germany, Sweden, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090116Submarino 110’VINTERBERG Thomas, Denmark, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090118Amigo 128’SAYLES John, USA, 2010REZOFOUCHE Albafestival@rezofilms.com+33 142 464 630Open Horizons129Aardvark 80’SAKURAI Kitao, Argentina, US, 2010FiGa Films, LLCGARZA Cristinacristina@figafilms.com+1 323 229 9816134Cameramurderer, The 95’PEJO Robert Adrian,Austria, Switzerland, Hungary, 2010Lotus-Film GmbHLACKNER Eriche.lackner@lotus-film.at+43 1 786 3387132Coffee - BetweenReality and Imagination 90’PERLOV Yaev, Israel, Palestine, 2010Tel-Aviv University, Film and TV DepartmentZEXE Elitefilms.tau@gmail.com+972 3640 6836117Route Irish 106’LOACH Ken,UK, Jordan, France, Italy Belgium, Spain, 2010Wild BunchDEVOS Estheredevos@wildbunch.eu+33 153 015 032133Cold Water of the Sea 83’FABREGA Paz,Costa Rica, France, Spain, Netherlands, Mexico, 2009Films BoutiqueSIMON Jean-Christopheinfo@filmsboutique.com+49 30 6953 7850119Erotic man 90’LETH Jorgen, Denmark, 2010TrustnordiskKORSGAARD Nicolainicolai@trustnordisk.com+45 3686 8764135Faith 90’QURBANI Burhan, Germany, 2010MEMENTO FILMS INTERNATIONALKLOTZ Marionmarion@memento-films.com+33 1 5334 9020120How I Ended This Summer 124’POPOGREBSKY Aleksei, Russia, 2010Bavaria Film InternationalZEITLER StefanieStefanie.Zeitler@Bavaria-Film.de+49 89 6499 3728123The Hunter 92’PITTS Rafi, Germany, Iran, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090121Inside America 107’EDER Barbara, Austria, 2010Austrian Film CommissionSCWEIGHOFER Martinsalesdesk@afc.at+43 1 526 332393

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film Market122The Light thief 80’KUBAT Aktan Arym, Kyrgyzstan, Germany, France,The Netherlands, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090130Robert Mitchum is Dead 91’BABINET Olivier, KIHN Fred, France, Poland,Belgium, Norway, 2010m-appealWIEDLACK Anneaw@m-appeal.com+49 30 6150 7373127The Tree 100’BERTUCELLI Julie,France, Australia, 2010MEMENTO FILMS INTERNATIONALMEISSNER Tanjasales@memento-films.com+33 1 5334 9020125One Hundred Mornings 83’HORGAN Conor, Ireland, 2009RavenbannerPASZT Michaelmpaszt@ravenbanner.ca+1 647 997 0600225Silent Souls 75’FEDORCHENKO Aleksei, Russia, 2010MEMENTO FILMS INTERNATIONALKLOTZ Marionfestival@memento-films.com+33 1 5334 9020126Winter’s Bone 100’GRANIK Debra, US, 2010FortissimoDRIESSEN Nellekemarket@fortissimo.nl+31 20 627 3215128R 90’NOER Michael, LINDHOLM Tobias, Denmark, 2010TrustNordiskKORSGAARD Nicolainicolai@trustnordisk.com+45 3686 8764131A Somewhat Gentle Man 103’NOLAND Petter, Norway, 2009TrustNordiskWENDT Susaninfo@trustnordisk.com+45 3686 8788124Womb 107’FLIEGAUF Benedek,Germany, Hungary, France, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090Independence Days157At Ellen’s Age 98’MARAIS Pia, Germany, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090167The Bridal Quarter 80’MANGANSAKAN Teng, Philippines, 2010Bidadali HouseHOLLITE Moises Charlesbidadalihouse@yahoo.com+63 82 271 4185152The City Below 110’HOCHHAUSLER Christoph, Germany, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090151Bi!, Don’t Be Afraid 92’PHAN Dang Di, Vietnam, France, Germany, 2010Acrobates FilmsLAJOUMARD Claireacrobatesfilms@acrobatesfilms.fr+33 143 158 999159Caracremada 98’GALTER Lluis, Spain, 2010Península GroupGARCIA CANIZARES Albertodireccion@peninsulagroup.eu+34 663 011 635161Cold Weather 97’KATZ Aaron, US, 2010Visit FilmsLIPERA Aidainfo@visitfilms.com+1 718 312 821094

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market Manual158The Edge - La Lisiere 100’BAJARD Geraldine, France, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090150October 83’VEGA Daniel, VEGA Diego, Peru, 2010UMEDIADEVESA Virginiecontact@umedia.fr+33 1 4870 4655153To the Sea 70’GONZALEZ RUBIO Pedro, Mexico, 2009MK2SCHRAMECK Julietteintlsales@mk2.com+33 144 673 000169The Father 85’DE ORBE Jose Maria, Spain, 2010Film SharksRUD GuidoGuido_Rud@filmsharks.com+54 11 4774 5044162The Happy Poet 85’GORDON Paul, US, 2010HARSTEIN Daviddhartst@gmail.com+1 512 417 9511149The Lips 100’FUND Ivan, LOZA Santiago, Argentina, 2010LATINOFUSIONCALVINO Alfredoacalvino@latinofusion.mx+52 33 3647 3705164The Myth of theAmerican Sleepover 97’MITCHELL David, US, 2010Visit FilmsLIPERA Aidainfo@visitfilms.com+1 718 312 8210156The Place in Between 82’BOUYAIN Sarah, France, Burkina Faso, 2010Colifilms DiffusionNOUCHI Claudeclaude.colifilms@club-internet.fr+33 1 4294 2543163Putty Hill 87’PORTERFIELD Matthew, US, 2010Hamilton Film GroupHOLMGREN Stevesteve.holmgren@gmail.com+1 917 406 4669166Summer of Goliath 76’PEREDA Nicolas,Mexico, Canada, Netherlands, 2010FiGa Films, LLCGARZA Cristinacristina@figafilms.com+1 323 229 9816165Tiny Furniture 98’DUNHAM Lena, US, 2010IFC FilmsBOXER Markmaboxer@ifcfilms.com+1 917 542 6333160Uncle Boonme WhoCan Recall His Past Lives 113’WEERASETHAKUL Apichatpong, Thailand, UK, France,Germany, Spain, The Netherlands, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090155A Useful Life 67’VEIROJ Federico, Uruguay, 2010FiGa Films, LLCGARZA Cristinacristina@figafilms.com+1 323 229 9816168What I Love the Most 76’CASTAGNINO Delfina, Argentina, 2010CASTAGNINO Delfinadelficast@hotmail.com+54 11 4812 2494154Winter Vacation 91’HONGQI Li, China, 2010Capricci FilmsREJL Julienrejl@capricci.fr+33 183 624 37595

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film MarketBalkan Survey146The Cage 17’SITARU Adrian, Romania, 2009SOME LIKE IT SHORTSANMARTIN MORENO Jorgeinfo@somelikeitshort.com+34 60 631 8814141Majority 102’YUCE Seren, Turkey, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090148Stanka Goes Home 15’VITKOVA Maya, Bulgaria, 2010KurzFilmAgentur Hamburg e.V.REIS Stefaniesales@shortfilm.com+49 4039 6319142Cirkus Columbia 113’TANOVIC Danis, Bosnia & Herzegovina, France, UK, 2010The Match Factory GmbHSUAREZ Brigitteinfo@matchfactory.de+49 22 1539 7090140Mother of Asphalt 104’MATANIC Dalibor, Croatia, 2010KinoramaJURIC TILIC Ankicaankica@kinorama.hr+385 1231 6787143Tilva Rosh 102’LEZAIC Nikola, Serbia, 2010Visit FilmsLIPERA Aidaal@visitfilms.com+1 718 312 8210144Derby 15’NEGOESCU Paul, Romania, 2010interfilm Berlin Management GmbHWERNER Sophie-Luisesophie@interfilm.de+49 30 2529 1320145Music in the Blood 17’MAVRODINEANU Alexandru, Romania, 2010Premium FilmsMILLE Jean Charlesjcm@premium-films.com+33 142 770 631139White, White World 121’NOVKIVIC Oleg, Serbia, Germany, Sweden, 2010Films BoutiqueSIMON Jean-Christopheinfo@filmsboutique.com+49 30 6953 7850138Envy 96’DEMIRKUBUZ Zeki, Turkey, 2009Festival on WheelsEMRE Basakinfo@festivalonwheels.org+90 312 466 3484136Oxygen 30’PINTILIE Adina, Romania, 2010FILMEX RomaniaPINTILIE Adinaoffice@manekinofilm.ro+40 723 124 329137Kosmos 122’ERDEM Reha, Turkey, 2009Atlantik FilmAVETYAN Claudineclaudine@atlantikfilm.com+90 212 278 3611147Shelter 88’SHOLEV Dragomir, Bulgaria, 2010KLAS FilmVALKANOVA Rossitsaklasfilm@spnet.net+35 9298 1534396

Film Market51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualBalkan Fund Participants Previous Works198Air With Diamonds 3’PERVOLOVICI Eva, Romania, 2007Strada FilmLAZAR Marcianmarcian.lazar@stradafilm.ro+40 214 1180 8099197A Portentous Death 25’PERVOLOVICI Eva, Romania, 2010Strada FilmLAZAR Marcianmarcian.lazar@stradafilm.ro+40 214 1180 8099208The Canal 15’SUDAR Zoran, Croatia, 2010Propeler filmMATIC Borisinfo@propelerfilm.com+385 1 48 29 477199Down the Rabbit Hole 15’PERVOLOVICI Eva, Romania, 2009Strada FilmLAZAR Marcianmarcian.lazar@stradafilm.ro+40 214 1180 8099202Scream 8’IKIC Ivan, Serbia, 2005IKIC Ivanivanikic@yahoo.com+381 64 130 4027206Should I Really Do It? 86’NECMI Ismail, Turkey, 2009In Works IstanbulNECMI Ismailinfo@ismailnecmi.com+90 532 245 26 11201Liuba 14’PERVOLOVICI Eva, Romania, 2010Strada FilmLAZAR Marcianmarcian.lazar@stradafilm.ro+40 214 1180 8099200Mina 15’PERVOLOVICI Eva, Romania, 2009Strada FilmLAZAR Marcianmarcian.lazar@stradafilm.ro+40 214 1180 809997

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Film MarketCrossroads Participants Previous Works2272 Sunny Days 80’SVILICIC Ognjen, Croatia, France, 2010KinoElektronKRALJ Janjajk@kinoelektron.com+33 682 668 624214The Hungry Heart 12’SHOVAL Tom, Israel, 2005CinephilBADER Oriori@cinephil.co.il+972 3 566 4129223Private Investigation 58’DONCHEV Antony, Bulgaria, 2008ARS Ltd.TONEV Ivanoffice@arsdigital.org+359 2 846 8361217Armin 80’SVILICIC Ognjen, Croatia, Germany, 2007Busse & HalberschmidtHALBERSCHMIDT Markusmarkus@bussehalberschmidt.de+385 1 364 7700218The Blue Hour 93’NAZARIAN Eric, US, 2006Fresco FilmsNAZARIAN Ericericnazarian@gmail.com+1 818 389 1729210Don’t Miss the Special 8’MARCHIONNI Marco, Italy, US, 2005MARCHIONNI Marcomarco.marchionni@gmail.com+39 349 877 2307219Driving to Zigzagland 92’BALLIVIAN Nicole, US, Palestine, 2006Bint FilmBALLIVIAN Nicolenicole@bintfilm.com+1 323 632 6965222Lost Times 90’MATYASSY Aron, Hungary, 2009Budapest FilmCSURDI Gaborgabor.csurdi@budapestfilm.hu+36 1 224 5665212Mirage 107’RISTOVSKI Svetozar, F.Y.R.O.M, Austria, 2004East West Film distributionVAN BOCKSTAEL Olivierolivier@eastwest-distribution.com+43 1 524 931 034209My Name is Alice 7’MENOTTI, Italy, US, 2005MARCHIONNI Marcomarco.marchionni@gmail.com+39 349 877 2307220Oli’s Wedding 21’JURGIU Cristian, Romania, 2009Short InternationalCRACIUN Bogdanbogdan.craciun@librafilm.net+40 213 266 480226Razan 10’UNALDI Aslihan, US, 2006UNALDI Aslihanaslihan.unaldi@gmail.com+1 917 208 5637224Rifat 17’ALPER Emin, Turkey, 2008Universitesi Mithat Alam Film MerkeziKOSTEPEN Enisinfo@bulutfilm.com+90 532 690 5636213Shred of Hope 26’SHOVAL Tom, Israel, 2007CinephilBADER Oriori@cinephil.co.il+972 3 566 412998

SALONICA STUDIO/FOUR CORNERS WORKSHOP3-7 DECEMBER 2010This is a cross cultural program, extending toparticipants from other European andMediterranean countries, which is organized inconjunction with the Film Department of theAristotle University of Thessaloniki. The program isoffered to students who specialize in filmproduction and who are currently enrolled in filmschools in Europe, the Balkans or theMediterranean countries.

The 51st Thessaloniki International Film Festival continues this year’s edition ofthe Salonica Studio educational initiative for university students specializing inwriting and film directing/production, which was inaugurated in 2006. It is across cultural program, extending to participants from other European and Mediterraneancountries which is organised with the involvement of the School of Film Studiesof the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. The program runs parallel to the other TIFFindustry related activities: the Agora-TIFF Market, the Balkan Fund-TIFF Script DevelopmentFund and the Crossroads Co-Production Forum, from 3rd to 7th of December,within the confounds of T.I.F.F.’s major film festival.In 2010, and for the third year, Salonica Studio is part of the Four Corners initialtraining scheme, supported by the MEDIA Program of the European Union. It bringstogether students and graduates from around Europe and helps them to develop, tofinance and to produce first feature films that will thrive and prosper in the Europeanand international market place. Twelve project teams attend seminars on internationalfunding and sales, special screenings and many of the festival’s developmental activitiesrelated to their career objectives. The central idea is to identify and nurture themost talented European film students (and eligible postgraduates) who can demonstratethe potential to create economically viable new films and programs that willfind audiences beyond their own cultures. The programme is run and taught by acclaimedpersonalities and specialists in the film industry, in matters of co-production,financing, rights, distribution and marketing.Each project group consists of 2-3 people, and each contains at least one writer andone producer. Eight of the groups come from the four partner members (Greece, Spain,Denmark and Bulgaria) while the remaining four groups (i.e., up to twelve people)consist of participants from other European film schools and countries (UK, Estonia,Poland, Croatia & Slovenia). The three previous workshops were held in Terrassa, Sitges(Spain) and Sofia (Bulgaria) while the programme will be completed with the fourthone, Salonica Studio, in Thessaloniki, Greece.Participants have taken their project through the development phase to the presentationto the market. There has been continuous work on the script, during, and inbetween, the workshops, supplemented by conferences on industrial and creative aspectsof the business.As an additional element to the development package, the programme offered thepossibility for project teams to produce, in conjunction with their home film schools,a short teaser trailer for their film. Four Corners offered award of up to €5000 each towardsthe production costs of the five best trailer proposals developed on the course.The teaser trailers will be presented at the Salonica Studio workshop during the finalpitch to the Agora’s experts panel on the 6th of December.Thirty one students from eight film schools in different countries are this year’syoung professionals to whom we show the whole process of producing a film in simulation:from the concept to the sales.SPECIALISTS:Isabelle Fauvel,Borivoj Dovnikovic-BordoLECTURERS:Dimitri Eipides,Christian Routh,Yorgos TsourgiannisFor further information visit the Four Corners site:www.four4corners.comContact Person:Themis VeleniCoordinator of Salonica Studio/Four CornersThessaloniki International Film Festivalveleni@tiff.gr

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryHellenic Audiovisual DirectoryIndex102102103103103104104105105106107108108108108114115115115GovernmentAssociationsBroadcastersPublic service broadcasting channelsCommercial broadcasting channelsSubcription channelsRegional television channelsCasting agenciesCopyright associationsDistribution companiesFestivalsFilm archivesInstitutionsInternational institutionsProductionPost productionSound studiosStudiosUniversitiesGOVERNMENTEUROPEAN COMMISSIONREPRESENTATION IN GREECE2 Vas. Sofias Ave. 10674Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7272100F. 30 210 7244620Comm-rep- athens@ec.europa.euhttp://ec.europa.eu/elladaGOVERNMENT -POLITICALOFFICE OF PRIMEMINISTERMAxIMOS MANSION(MEGARO MAxIMOU)19 Herodou Attikou Str. 10674Athens-Greeceinfo@primeminister.grwww.government.grGREEK NATIONAL COUNCILFOR RADIO AND TELEVISION(NCRTV)5 Amerikis Str. 10564Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3354500F. 30 210 3319881ncrtv@otenet.grwww.esr.grHELLENIC MINISTRY OFCULTURE & TOURISM20-22 Bouboulinas Str. 10682Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8201100F. 30 210 8201435minoff@culture.grHELLENIC MINISTRY OF CULTURE& TOURISM-FILM DEPARTMENTLILA DASKALAKI,Deputy Supervisor5 Metsovou Str. 10682Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8253611F. 30 210 8253604dkom@culture.grwww.culture.grwww.yppo.grHELLENIC MINISTRY OFDEVELOPMENT119 Mesogion Ave. 10192Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6969218Grammatia@ypan.grwww.ypan.grINFORMATION DESK26 Amalias Str. Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3310392 / 30 210 3310716F. 30 210 3310640info@gnto.grwww.gnto.grMINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS1 Vas. Sofias Av. 10671Athens GreeceT. 30 210 3681000www.ypex.gov.grwww.mfa.grSECRETARIAT GENERALOF COMMUNICATION -SECRETARIAT GENERALOF INFORMATION11 Fragoudi & Al. Pantou Str.Kallithea, 10163 Athens-GreeceT. 30 213 1318100-1 /30 210 9098100-1F. 30 213-1318103public.relations@minpress.grwww.minpress.grASSOCIATIONSCINEMA UNION OFNORTHERN GREECE (K.E.B.E.)18 Iktinou Str. 54622Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 223674F. 30 2310 261149DIRECTORS' UNION OFNORTH GREECEVLACHOGIANNIS GIORGOS,Presidentinfo@exodus.tv102

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualGREEK DIRECTORS' GUILD(E.E.S.)PAPADOPOULOS HARRIS,President11 Tositsa Str. 10400Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8228936F. 30 210 8211390ees@ath.forthnet.grwww.greekdirectorsguild.grGREEK FEDERATION OF FILMSOCIETIES (GFFS)KALANDITIS DIMITRIS, President27 Themistokleous Str. 10677Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3847393okle@filmfiles.grwww.filmfiles.grGREEK FILM AND TVPRODUCERS' ASSOCIATION(S.E.P.K.T.B.)SGOURAKIS GEORGE, President4 Vas. Konstantinou Ave. 11635Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7518929F. 30 210 7016770sgourakis@freemail.grGREEK FILM CRITICSASSOCIATION (P.E.K.K.)TYROS ANDREAS, President42-46 Ioulianou Str. 10434Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8823920konterz@yahoo.comwww.pekk.grGREEK SCRIPTWRITERSGUILD (E.S.E.)YIOTIS KONSTANTINOSPresident16 Orminiou Str. 11528Athens-GreeceT. F. 30 210 3824922info@senariografoi.grwww.senariografoi.grGREEK UNION OF FILM, TVAND AUDIOVISUALTECHNICIANS (E.T.E.K.T.)KONTOROUHAS HARIS, President25 Valtetsiou Str. 10680Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3602379F. 30 210 3616442info@etekt.grwww.etekt.grHELLENIC ACTORS UNION(S.E.H.)LEONIDAS VARDAROS, President33 Kanigos Str. 10682Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3817369 F. 30 210 3808651support@sei.grwww.sei.grHELLENIC ASSOSIATIONOF FILM DISTRIBUTORS(E.DI.K.T.E.)TOTOMI MARILIZA, Administrator4 Gamveta Str. 10678 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3800240F. 30 210 3835396marilisa_totomi@uip.comHELLENIC ENTERTAINTMENTFEDERATION (P.O.TH.A.)KAILAS VASSILIS, President65 Solomou Str. 10432Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 5228730potha@otenet.grHELLENIC FEDERATION OFMOVIE THEATER OWNERSTSAKALAKIS PANAYOTIS96 Akadimias Str. 10677Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3819579F. 30 210 3809312MICRO: GREEK ASSOCIATIONFOR THE PROMOTION ANDDISTRIBUTION OF SHORT FILMSTAMATOPOULOS KOSTAS,President11 Tositsa Str. 10400Athens-GreeceM. 6946302275microsomateio@yahoo.grORGANIZATION FOR THECOLLECTIVE MANAGEMENTAND AUDIOVISUAL WORK93 Alexandras Ave. 11474Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3618368 F. 30 210 3632127sada@otenet.grPANHELLENICMUSICIANS UNIONGEORGOPOULOS KOSTAS,President10 Sapphous Str. 10553Athens-GreeceT.30 210 3215246pmu@pmu.grwww.pmu.grPRODUCERS ASSOCIATION OFCINEMA & TELEVISION (P.A.K.T.)ATHANASSOULAS STAMATIS, President4 Angelikara Str.11742, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6100100F. 30 210 6100109dharatsi@otenet.grwww.pact.grUNION OF GREEK CINEMA,DIRECTORS-PRODUCERS(ESPEK)DIMITRIS ATHANITIS, President76 Methonis Str. 10683Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8253065F. 30 210 8253065espek1@otenet.grASSOCIATION OF GREEKINDEPENDENT AUDIOVISUALPRODUCERS (SAPOE)KATSOUFIS VASSILIS, President10 Panepistimiou Str. 10671Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6833212F. 30 210 6833606info@sapoe.grwww.sapoe.grBROADCASTERSPUBLIC SERVICEBROADCASTING CHANNELSHELLENIC BROADCASTINGCORPORATION (ERT S.A.)432 Mesogeion Ave. 15342Agia Paraskevi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6066000F. 30 210 6080823online@ert.grwww.ert.grET1136 Mesogeion Ave. 11527Agia Pasaskevi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7761000F. 30 210 7761055presset1@ert.grwww.ert.grNET432 Mesogeion Ave. 15342Agia Paraskevi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6066000F. 30 210 6080823pressnet@ert.grwww.ert.grET3Stratou Ave. & Kaftantzoglou 54640Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 299610F. 30 2310 299655pr@ert3.gr www.ert3.grERT WORLDAthens-GreeceT. 30 210 6066702ertsat@ert.gr www.ert.grERT DIGITAL432 Mesogeion Ave. 15342Agia Paraskevi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6066000www.ertdigital.grHELLENIC PARLIAMENTTELEVISION CHANNEL1A Sekeri Str. 10671 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3673366F. 30 210 3673195kanali@parliament.grwww.hellenicparliament.grCOMMERCIALBROADCASTING CHANNELS902 TV145 Irakliou Ave. 14231Nea Ionia, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2592802-902F. 30 210 2592532mailbox@902.grwww.902.grALPHA TV40.2 km Attiki Odos 19002Peania, Athens-GreeceT. 30 212 2124000F. 30 212 2124499alphasat@alphatv.grwww.alphatv.grALTER CHANNEL36-38 Agias Paraskevis Str. 12132Peristeri, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 5707000F. 30 210 5707078info@alter.grwww.alter.grANT110-12 Kifisias Ave. 15125Maroussi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6886100 / 30 210 6890304F. 30 210 6834349info@antenna.grwww.tvantenna.gr103

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryBLUE SKY TV55 Evripidou Str. 14122Neo Irakleio, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2855980 F. 30 210 28 50197blue_sky@otenet.gr /bsnews@blueskytv.grwww.blueskytv.grCHANNEL 925 Pavlou Mela Str. 18233Ag.Ioannis Rentis, Athens-GreeceT. 30 212 2125540 F. 30 212 2125606info@channel9.grwww.channel9.grExTRA 3 CHANNEL9 Tsalavouta Str. 12131Peristeri, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 5791000 F. 30 210 5791085info@extrachannel3.grGTV26 Veikou Ave. & Afaias 1, 11147Galatsi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2133630F. 30 210 2133452gtv@gtv.gr / info@gtv.grwww.gtv.grMAD TV253 Ethnikis Antistaseos Ave.& Elenis Kostopoulou Str. 15351Pallini, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6665669 F. 30 210 6665812mad@mad.tv www.mad.tvMAKEDONIA TV90, 26th Oktovriou Str. 54627Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 504300F. 30 2310 504344info@maketv.grwww.maketv.grMEGA CHANNEL117 Mesogeion Ave.11526 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6903000F. 30 210 6983600communication@megatv.comwww.megatv.comSBC(SATELLITE BUSINESSCHANNEL)8 Karaiskaki Str. 15451Neo Psychiko, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6725200F. 30 210 6748626info@sbc.grwww.sbc.grSKAI TV2 Ethnarhou Makariou & Falireos18547 Neo Faliro, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 4800000F. 30 210 4800061skai@skai.gr www.skai.grSTAR CHANNEL36 Viltanioti Str. 14564Kato Kifisia, Athens-GreeceT. 30 211 1891000/211 1892000F. 30 211 1891004info@star.gr www.star.grTELEASTY58 Praxitelous Str. 17674Kallithea, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9407000 F. 30 210 9407024teleasty@hotmail.comSUBSCRIPTION CHANNELSNOVA CINEMAExtension Manis Str. Kantza 15351Pallini, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6602500 F. 30 210 6659111infonova@nova.grwww.nova.grERT DIGITAL432 Mesogion Str. 15342 AthensT. 30 210 6075308dtrikas@ert.grwww.ertdigital.grCONNEx T V99 Kifissias Ave., 15124Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6116228F. 30 210 6117322plytras@otenet.grwww.conn-x.grON TELECOMS62A Ethikis Antistaseos 15231Athens-GreeceT. 30 211 7003801F. 30 210 6151300www.ontv.grREGIONAL TELEVISIONCHANNELSACHELOOS TV70 Grivas Str. 30100 Agrinio-GreeceT. 30 26410 39054F. 30 26410 23894bokas@otenet.grwww.axeloostv.grARKADIKI TV19 Erithrou Stavrou Str. 22100Tripoli-GreeceT. 30 2710 224790atv@otenet.grASTRA TV76 Korai & G.Kartali Str. 38333Volos-GreeceT. 30 24210 31434F. 30 24210 31375astra@astratv.grwww.astratv.grCENTER TV53 Amerikanikou Erithrou StavrouStr. 65201 Kavala-GreeceT. 30 2510 224040F. 30 2510 231176info@centertv.grwww.centertv.grCRETE TVIraklion Industrial Area 71601Iraklio, Creta-GreeceT. 30 2810 398000F. 30 2810 398117info@cretetv.grwww.cretetv.grCRETE TV 151 Apokoronou Str. 73134Chania-GreeceT. 30 28210 32734F. 30 28210 32744news@agonascritis.grDELTA TV8 klm Alexandroupoli - Feron68100 Alexandroupoli-GreeceT. 30 25510 88430F. 30 25510 88450info_@deltatv.grwww.deltatv.grDHRAS KO1 Vasileos Georgiou Str. 85300Kos-GreeceT. 30 22420 25555-26173-26365T. 30 22420 26173-26365F. 30 22420 26241manager@dhras.grDIKTYO 1 TVAthanassiou Diakou & 72 IrodotouStr. 52100 Kastoria-GreeceT. 30 24670 22289-22290F. 30 24670 22280diktyo1@otenet.grwww.diktyo1.grDRAMINO KANALI31 Efxeinou Pontou Str. 66100Drama-GreeceT. 30 25210 34382F. 30 25210 46902dramkan1@mailbox.grENA CHANNEL53 Amerikanikou Erithrou StavrouStr. 65201 Kavala-GreeceT. 30 2510 231033F. 30 2510 231176info@enachannel.grwww.enachannel.grENA TV6 Papakyriazi Str. 35100Lamia-GreeceT. 30 22510 51180-2F. 30 22510 37152info@enatv.grwww.enatv.grEPIRUS TV112 Makrigianni Str. 45500Anatoli, Ioannina-GreeceT. 30 26510 68541-2F. 30 26510 68543radioepirustv1@otenet.grGNOMI43 Agias Sofias Str. 54623Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 221414F. 30 2310 228245television@gnominet.grwww.gnominet.grKANALI 62 klm National Road Xanthi -Komotini 67100 Xanthi-GreeceT. 30 25410 77919F. 30 25410 78085info@kanali6.grwww.kanali6.grKYDON TVPassage L. Soudas - Nerokourou73100 Chania-GreeceT. 30 28210 74978-82F. 30 28210 74600info@kydon.grwww.kydon.grMTV GREECE304 Kifissias Ave., 105232Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6835057F. 30 210 6835058info@mtvgreece.tvwww.mtvgreece.gr104

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualNEW TV80 Merarchias Str. 62125Serres-GreeceT. 30 23210 55910F. 30 23210 55904newtv@otenet.grwww.newtv.grORESTIADA TV12 Sof. Nikolaou 68200Orestiada-GreeceT. 30 25520 25124F. 30 25520 27124orestiada@gmail.comPATRA TV73klm New National Road Athens-Patra, 26441 Patra-GreeceT. 30 2610 462271-73-75F. 30 2610 462289televisionofpatras@yahoo.grwww.patratv.comSAT TV42 Mykalis Str. 83100Samos-GreeceT. 30 22730 25501-2F. 30 22730 22711radiosamos@facefm.grSPACE TV41 Favierou Str. 34100Chalkida-GreeceT. 30 22210 21165F. 30 22210 21274spacetv@otenet.grwww.spacetv.grSTAR TV1st July 66100Drama-GreeceT. 30 25210 34226, 46016F. 30 25210 35076, 57246startvfm@otenet.grwww.startvfm.grT.R.M.28 Emilianou Square 51100Grevena-GreeceT. 30 24620 87200, 28069F. 30 24620 85444trmtv@yahoo.grwww.grevenatv.grTIME CHANNELSimmaxiki odos Oraiokastro 57013Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 683500F. 30 2310 683511timechannel@hotmail.comTV 1001 Nikolaou Germanou Str. 54621Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 265828F. 30 2310 267532tv100@internet.grwww.tv100.grTV THESSALONIKI10 Kleisoura Str. 54631Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 244277T. 30 2310 244287-97F. 30 2310 261125zarkadas@magnet.grwww.tvthessaloniki.grVERGINA79 November 17nth Str. 54352Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 243299F. 30 2310 257518vergtv@otenet.grWEST CHANNEL10-12 Fon Kozani 50100Kozani-GreeceT. 30 24610 39739F. 30 24610 30000info@westchannel.grwww.westgroop.grCASTINGAGENCIESALEx - KELLY10-12 Kifissias Ave. 15125Maroussi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8112302F. 30 210 8112386athens.casting@movielab.grGAZIS MAKIS17 Soultani Str. 10682Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3804901F. 30 210 3804901gazisma@otenet.grLE SPOT22(A) Papanikoli Str. 15232Halandri, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8118800F. 30 210 8178008dimitris.alexopoulos@lespot.grwww.lespot.grMARINI SOTIRIA65 Vrilissou Str. 11476Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6412700F. 30 210 6412709info@clproductions.grwww.clproductions.grORDINO92 Pipinou Str. 10446Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8223798F. 30 210 8256297ordino@ordino.grwww.ordino.grCOPYRIGHTASSOSIATIONSGREEK AUDIOVISUALTECHNICIANSORGANISATION FOR THECOLLECTION OFINTELLECTUAL RIGHTS(GATOCIR) ISOCRATIS25 Valtetsiou Str. 10680Athens GreeceT. 30 210 3626752F. 30 210 3626897info@isocratis.grwww.isocratis.grGREEK PERFORMERSROYALTIES COLLECTINGSOCIETY DIONYSOS39 Stournari Str. 10682Athens GreeceT. 30 210 3816829/30 210 3816928F. 30 210 3816794dion-act@otenet.grwww.dionysos-society.grHELLENIC COLLECTING ANDADMINISTRATING SOCIETY OFTHE RIGHTS OF CINEMATOGRAPHICPRODUCERS HERMIAS76 Methonis Str. 10683, Athens GreeceT. F. 30 210 8253065hermias1@otenet.grespek1@otenet.grHELLENIC SOCIETY FOR THEPROTECTION OFINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY(A.E.P.I.)51 Samou & Fragoklissias Str.15125 Maroussi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 211 102-9000F. 30 210 6851576info@aepi.gr www.aepi.grOFFICE IN THESSALONIKIPromitheos & Sapfous 3, 54627Thessaloniki- GreeceT. 30 2310 555755-6F. 30 211 102-9450info@aepi.gr www.aepi.grORGANIZATION FOR THEINTELLECTUAL PROPERTY(O.P.I.)5 Metsovou Str. 10682Athens GreeceT. 30 210 8250750F. 30 210 8253732info@opi.grwww.opi.grROYALTIES COLLECTINGSOCIETY AND RELATIVE'SCOPYRIGHT PROTECTIONFOR PRODUCERSOF AUDIOVISUAL WORKS38 Themistokleous Str. 10678Athens GreeceT. 30 210 3803365F. 30 210 3803271ROYALTIES COLLECTINGSOCIETY OF RELATIVE'SCOPYRIGHT PROTECTION OFAUDIOVISUAL WORKSHEREDANOS64 Skoufa Str. 10680Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3629608 / 30 210 3640813F. 30 210 3640783info@ellthea.grROYALTIES COLLECTINGSOCIETY OF CREATORS FORTHE THEATER ANDAUDIOVISUAL WORK“ATHINA”46 Charilaou Trikoupi Str. 10680Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3618368F. 30 210 3632127sada@otenet.gr105

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryDISTRIBUTIONCOMPANIES2-1-0 FILMSLEONIDAS PAPAGEORGIOU9-13 Gravias Str. 10678Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3303433F. 30 210 3303432info@2-1-0.gr www.2-1-0.grAMA FILMSGEORGE STERGIAKIS4 Korai Str. 10561Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3833118F. 30 210 3214998amafilms@amafilms.grwww.amafilms.grARTFREEGEORGE SALIVEROS4A Matzagriotaki Str. 17672Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3304521F. 30 210 9828222info@artfree.org www.artfree.orgARTPLEx ATTICA - NEW STARVELISSARIOS KOSSIVAKIS13 Aristeidou Str. 17671Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9512991F. 30 210 9566245newstarcine@gmail.comAUDIO VISUAL ENTERPRISES S.A.APOSTOLOS VOULGARIS3 Parnonos Str. Marousi Attikis15125 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8092000 F. 30 210 8092288audiovisual@audiovisual.grwww.audiovisual.grBLUESKY MEDIA GROUPSTAVROS ZAGANAS55 Euripidou Str. 14122Neo Iraklio, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2845434F. 30 210 2850197bluesky@ernet.grwww.bluesky.grwww.blueskytv.grCAROUSEL FILMSVASSILIS KONSTANTOPOULOS76 Salaminos Str. Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9584938, 210 9578604F. 30 210 210 9566245carousel@otenet.grCLIP ART L.T.D.VASSOS GEORGAS15A Miaouli Str. 10554Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3222574F. 30 210 3222575clipartfilms@gmail.comwww.clipart.grFEELGOOD ENTERTAINMENT S.A.PANOS MARTAKIS12 Zisimopoulou Str. 115 24 AthensT. 30 210 9967000 F. 30 211 9967373info@feelgoodentertainment.grwww.feelgoodentertainment.grFILMTRADEVASSILIS SOURAPAS130A Kifissias Ave. 11526Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6981083F. 30 210 6983430info@filmtrade.grwww.filmtrade.grHOLLYWOODENTERTAINMENT S.A.KONSTANTINOS PIPERAS78 Alimou Ave. 16452Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9932200F. 30 210 9931774info@hollywoodent.grwww.hollywoodent.grLIGHTBOx ENTERTAINMENTEVGENIA MITROPOULOU8 Akadimias Str. 10671Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3388180F. 30 2 10 3388177info@lightboxentertainment.grMASTER S.A.YIOULI TSAKALAKI96-98 Akadimias Str. 10677Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3807334F. 30 210 3821394cinemax@otenet.grwww.cinemax.grMIKROKOSMOSENTERTAINMENT L.T.D.SOTIRAKOPOULOS ANDREAS106 Syngrou Ave. Athens-GreeceT. +30 210 9246953M. +30 6937 222 969F. +30 210 9246953mikosmos@otenet.grwww.mikrokosmos.grNUTOPIA ENTERTAINMENTTAKIS VEREMIS1 Evridamantos Str. AthensT. 30 210 9229390F. 30 210 9238490tvnutopia@gmail.comwww.nutopia.grODEON S.A.MANOS KREZIAS275 Messogion Ave. 15231Halandri-GreeceT. 30 210 6786601F. 30 210 6740073odeon@odeon.grwww.odeon.grP.C.V. S.A.PEGGY KARATZOPOULOU VAVALI16 Gregoriou Xenopoulou Str.Neo Psychiko 11525 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6744433F. 30 210 6744380pcv@otenet.grwww.pcv.grPASS DISTRIBUTIONJOHN KOUTSOMITIS15 Markou Botsari Str. 15344Gerakas, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6618194F. 30 210 6618419film-distribution@passproperties.grPRIVATE CINEMA S.A.GEORGE KOUFAKIS157 Perissou Str. 14343Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2113861F. 30 210 2113860info@privatecinema.grwww.privatecinema.grROSEBUD S.A. MOTIONPICTURES ENTERPRISESZINOS PANAYIOTIDIS275 Messogion Ave. 15231Halandri, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6786511F. 30 210 6728927fint@odeon.grSEVEN FILMSCHRISTOS BEHTSIS39 Valtetsiou Str. 10681Eksarhia, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3818777F. 30 210 3818777sevenfilms@sevenfilms.grwww.sevenfilms.blogspot.comSEVEN VIDEONETCHRISTOS BEHTSIS11 Tripotamou Str. Stavroupoli56430 Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 587221F. 30 2310 587221drepas@videoseven.grSPENTZOS FILM S.A.IRINI PAPADAKI9-13 Gravias Str. 10678Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3839463F. 30 210 3821438spentzos@otenet.grUNITED INTERNATIONAL PICTUREMARILISA TOTOMI4 Gamveta Str. 10678Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3800240F. 30 210 3835396UIP_Greece@uip.comwww.uip.comVICTORY MEDIA S.A.KONSTANTINOS SAKKARIS70 Aspassias Str. 15561Athens GreeceT. 30 210 6561850F. 30 210 6561881vic@victorymedia.grwww.victorymedia.orgVIDEORAMAANDREAS KONTARAKIS115 N. Plastira Str. 17122N. Smyrni, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9410225F. 30 210 9410858info@videorama.grwww.videorama.grVIDEOSONIC S.A.JOHN SARRAS1 Evridamantos & Lagoumitzi Str.11745 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9242200F. 30 210 9247388j.sarras@videosonic.grwww.videosonic.grVILLAGE ROADSHOW FILMDISTRIBUTORS GREECEJOHN MASTROYIANNOPOULOS47 Marinou Antypa Str. 14121Neo Irakleio, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2704800F. 30 210 2704888judith_lamote@village.com.grwww.villagefilms.gr106

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualFESTIVALSAGON - INTERNATIONALMEETING OFARCHAEOLOGICAL FILM OFTHE MEDITERRANEAN AREA10 Karitsi square 10561Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3312990-1F. 30 210 3312991mpalatou@arxaiologia.gragwn@in.grwww.arxaiologia.grATHENS ANIMFEST43 Dinokratous Str. 10676Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7293691 / 7293694F. 30 210 7292678info@animationcenter.grwww.animationcenter.grATHENS VIDEO ART FESTIVAL7 Flemming Str. Nea FiladelphiaP.O BOX 14342T. 30 211 7108073M. 30 6977455960info@athensvideoartfestival.grwww.athensvideoartfestival.grCHALKIDA GREEKDOCUMENTARY FILMFESTIVALMesogeion Ave & 2 Papada Str.11525 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6981112F. 30 210 6996137info@docfest.grwww.docfest.grECOCINEMA INTERNATIONALFILM FESTIVAL65 Harilaou Trikoupi Str. 10680Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8848055programming@ecocinema.grwww.ecocinema.grEMOTION PICTURES -DOCUMENTARY ANDDISABILITY INTERNATIONALFESTIVAL"GREEK FILMCENTRE"11Fragoudi Str. & Al. Pandou 10163Kallithea, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9098245 / 210 9098015 /210 9098723F. 30 210 9098036festival@ameamedia.grwww.ameamedia.gr/festivalFESTIVAL DU FILMFRANCOPHONE D'ATHENES"INSTITUT FRANCAIS"31 Sina Str. 10680 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3398600F. 30 210 3646873ifa@ifa.grwww.ifa.grFILM FESTIVAL OFAGELIOFOROS NEWSPAPER"AGGELIOFOROS NEWSPAPER"45 Tsimiski Str. 54623Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 779111F. 30 2310 25732160 P. Ioakeim Str. 10676Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7255850-51F. 30 210 7256760aglfos@otenet.grwww.agelioforos.grHUMAN RIGHTS ART FESTIVALOPEN HORIZONS-NGO FORHUMAN RIGHTS4 Skyrou Str. 11361 Athens-GreeceT. F. 30 210 8846038openhorizons@humanrights.grwww.humanrights.grPHARIS-INTERNATIONALDOCUMENTARY FESTIVAL OFKALAMATA11 Assinis & Faron Str. 241 00KalamataT. 30 27210 95611F. 30 27210 95614grafaris@otenet .grINTERNATIONAL PANORAMAOF INDEPENDENT FILM AND VIDEO10A Arhiepiskopou Makariou Str.26441 Patra-GreeceT. F. 30 2610 426779info@independent.grwww.independent.grINTERNATIONAL SHORT FILMFESTIVAL IN DRAMA9 Agias Varvaras Str. 66100Drama-GreeceT. 30 25210 47575F. 30 25210 3352671 Em. Benaki Str. 10681Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3300309F. 30 210 3302818kinfest@dra.forthnet.grwww.dramafilmfestival.grMEDI@TERRAINTERNATIONAL ART ANDTECHNOLOGY FESTIVAL"FOURNOS CENTRE FOR THEDIGITAL CULTURE"168 Mavromihali Str. 11472Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6460748F. 30 210 6470069info@fournos-culture.grwww.fournos-culture.grMEDITERRANEAN FESTIVALOF NEW FILMAKERS6 Preinis Str. 17122Nea Smirni, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9403490 /210 943136659 Rousvelt Str. 41222 Larisa-GreeceT. 30 2410 621203 / 2410 625121F. 30 2410 627174skoufaki@ath.forthnet.grNAOUSSA SHORT FILM ANDVIDEO INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL1 Katsoulaki Str. 59200Naousa-GreeceT. 30 6974 479043 / 30 23320 24617info[at]niff.grwww.naoussafilmfestival.grwww.niff.grOLYMPIA INTERNATIONALFILM FESTIVAL FOR CHILDREN&YOUNG PEOPLE"NEANIKO PLANO"18 Rodou Str. 11252Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8664470F. 30 210 866234419 Kresteniti 27100Pyrgos, Ilias-GreeceT. 30 26210 81172F. 30 26210 81172olyffest@otenet.grinfo@olympiafestival.gryouthplan@olympiafest.grwww.olympiafestival.grOPENING NIGHTS-ATHENSINTERNATIONAL FILMFESTIVAL5 Benaki Str. 15238Halandri, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6061108F. 30 210 6014137festival@pegasus.grwww.aiff.grPANORAMA OF EUROPEANCINEMA ORGANIZED BY:ELEFTHEROTYPIA DAILY10-16 Minoos Str. 11743, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9296001F. 30 210 9028311ninos@panoramafest.comwww.panoramafest.comPLATFORMA-VIDEO6 Kaissarias Str.11527, Athens-GreeceT. 30 6946 811911 / 211 2212160F. 30 210 7487890info@platforma.grwww.platforma.grRODOS INTERNATIONALFILMS & VISUAL ARTSFESTIVAL ECOFILMS23 Laskareos Str. 11472, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3636390 F. 30 210 3636390info@ecofilms.gr www.ecofillms.grSAMOS MEDITERRANEANDOCUMENTARY FILMFESTIVAL "ASSOCIATION OFGREEK FEATURE FILMPRODUCERS-DIRECTORS"76 Methonis Str. 10683,Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8253065F. 30 210 8253065seskp@otenet.grwww.directorsproducers.grSAMOS MEDITERRANEANDOCUMENTARY FILMFESTIVAL "CULTURALFOUNDATION "NIKOLAOSDIMITRIOU"83103 Pythagoreion Samos-GreeceT. 30 22730 88300F. 30 22730 61463pnedim@otenet.grwww.pnedim.gr/gr/index.htmlTHESSALONIKI INTERNATIONALFILM FESTIVALTHESSALONIKI INTERNATIONALDOCUMENTARY FESTIVALIMAGES OF THE 21ST CENTURY9 Alexandras Ave. 11473Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8706000F. 30 210 644814310 Aristotelous Sq. 54623Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 378431 / 2310 378400F. 30 2310 285759info@filmfestival.grwww.filmfestival.gr107

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryFILM ARCHIVESGREEK FILM ARCHIVE48 Iera Odos & 134-136Megalou Aleksandrou Str. 10435Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3609695F. 30 210 3628468contact@tainiothiki.grwww.tainiothiki.grHELLENIC NATIONALAUDIOVISUAL ARCHIVE2 Ioanninon Str. 15344Gerakas, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6612407210 6618901-903F. 30 210 6613410avarchive@avarchive.grMINISTRY OF FOREIGNAFFAIRS - FILM ARCHIVE,PHOTOGRAPHIC ARCHIVEDIGITISATION LABORATORY2 Zalokosta Str. 10027Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3681549 / 210 3681555F. 30 210 3683215filmarchiv@mfa.grNATIONAL TELEVISION -AUDIOVISUAL ARCHIVE4 Rigilis Str. 10674Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7407042F. 30 210 7224814nsfetsas@ert.gr -mouseioarxeio@ert.grwww.ert.grINSTITUTIONSGREEK FILM ARCHIVE48 Iera Odos & MegalouAleksandrou 134-136 Str.10435 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3609695F. 30 210 3628468tain@otenet.grcontact@tainiothiki.grwww.tainiothiki.grEURIMAGES - COUNSILOF EUROPE - FUND FOREUROPEAN CINEMA7, Aeropagitou Str. 11742Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3678500F. 30 210 3648269info@gfc.grwww.gfc.grHELLENIC AUDIOVISUALINSTITUTE (I.O.M.)11 Fragoudi Str & Al. Pantou,Kallithea 17671 Athens-GreeceT. 210 9098690-691F. 210 9098693iom@iom.grwww.iom.grHELLENIC NATIONALAUDIOVISUAL ARCHIVE(HENAA)11 Fragoudi Str. & Al. Pantou,Kallithea 10163 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9094700F. 30 210 9094799avarchive@avarchive.grINSTITUTE OFCOMMUNICATION4 Thoukididou Str.10556Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3318065F. 30 210 3213570info@ioc.grwww.ioc.grMEDITERRANEAN FILMINSTITUTE38 Varvaki Str. 11474Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6457223F. 30 210 6457223info@mfi.grwww.mfi.grSTUDIO - PARALLILO KIKLOMAVOULGARAKIS GEORGE, President12 Klisovis Str. 10677, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3835033F. 30 210 3824521studio@filmfiles.grwww.filmfiles.grINTERNATIONALINSTITUTIONSBRITISH COUNCIL17 Kolonaki Square 10673Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3692333F. 30 210 363048143 Tsimiski Str. 54613Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 378 300F. 30 2310 282 498customerservices@britishcouncil.grbc.thess@britishcouncil.grwww.britishcouncil.org/gr/greece.htmgreek audiovisual directoryFULBRIGHT FOUNDATIONIN GREECE6 Vassilissis Sophias Ave. 1st floor10674 Athens-GreeceTHESSALONIKI BRANCH OFFICEThe Fulbright Foundation4 Venizelou Str. 3rd floor54624 ThessalonikiEDUCATIONAL ADVISERAthensT. 210 7241811 / 210 7241812,ext.104F. 210 7226510advisor@fulbright.grThessalonikiT. 2310 242904F. 2310 257410,edadthes@fulbright.grGOETHE INSTITUTE ATHEN14-16 Omirou Str. 10033Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3661000F. 30 210 3643518info@athen.goethe.orgwww.goethe.de/athenGOETHE INSTITUTETHESSALONIKI66 Vassilissis Olgas Str. 54642Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 889610F. 30 2310 831871info@thessaloniki.goethe.orgwww.goethe.de/thessalonikiINSTITUT FRANCAIS DETHESSALONIQUE2A Stratou Ave. 54007Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 821231ift@ift.grwww.ift.grINSTITUTO CERVANTESATENAS31 Skoufa Str.10673 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3634117F. 30 210 3647233cenate@cervantes.eswww.atenas.cervantes.esISTITUTO ITALIANO DICULTURA1 Fleming Str. 54642Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 886000F. 30 2310 812057info.iicsalonicco@esteri.itwww.iicsalonicco.esteri.itISTITUTO ITALIANO DICULTURA47 Patission Str. 10433Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 5242646 / 30 210 5242674F. 30 210 5242 714segreteria.iicatene@esteri.itwww.iicatene.esteri.itPRODUCTIONABC PRODUCTION AE409 IIrakliou Ave. 14122Neo Iraklio-AthensT. 30 210 6836026F. 30 210 6836308ag@abcbc.grwww.abcbc.grABLTONY SROUR189 Dionisou Str. 15124Marousi-AthensT. 30 210 6105205F. 30 210 6105209info@ablfilms.comwww.ablfilms.comGREEK FILM CENTRE (G.F.C.)7 Dionysiou Aeropagitou Str.11742 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3678500F. 30 210 3648269info@gfc.grwww.gfc.grINSTITUT FRANCAISD'ATHENES31 Sina Str. 10680, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3398600F. 30 210 3646873ifa@ifa.grwww.ifa.grACCELEREGARTAGANIS CHRISTOS35 Samou Str. 10439 Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8220251F. 30 210 8223365info@accelere.graccelere@accelere.gr108

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualAFRICA FILMSANASTASIOS CHARALAMPIDIS2 Spanovaggeli Str.T. 30 210 7704960anastasII@yahoo.co.ukALExANDROS FILM L.T.D.SMARAGDIS YIANNIS4 Aegeou Str. 15233Halandri-AthensT. 30 210 6899558-9F. 30 210 6899574alexfilm@otenet.grwww.alexandros-film.grALExIS ALExIOU ENTERPRISESALEXIOU ALEXIS9 Vissarionos Str. 10672 AthensT. 30 210 3601600F. 30 210 3635543welcome@alexiouad.grwww.alexiouad.grALCO FILMSVOULGARIS PANTELIS13 Marousi Str. 15126Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6106490F. 30 210 6108510alcofilm@hotmail.comALExANDRAKIS ELENI17 Ploutarchou Str.Athens-GreeceM. 30 6937311713ela12@ath.forthnet.grALFA AUDIOVISUALPRODUCTIONSAGIANIDIS COSTAS16 Anaximandrou Str. 54250Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 322623/30 2310 330008F. 30 2310 326600info@alfaprod.comwww.alfaprod.comANGELIDI ANTOINETTA7 Frinis Str. 11634Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7563807F. 30 210 3801046antangelidi@yahoo.grAN MAR FILMTHEODOROPOULOS STAYROS3-5-7 Synesiou Kirinis Str. 11471Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6465764F. 30 210 6467033stheod@ath.forthnet.grANOSI S.A.HASSID NICK5 Emmanouil Benaki & Ag. NektariouStr. 15238 Halandri-AthensT. 30 210 607620030 210 6076210F. 30 210 6076201F. 30 210 6076212nickhassid@anosi.grwww.anosi.grANTHI TOUMBI PRODUCTIONS TVTOUMBI ANTHI1 Achilleos Str. 15342Ag. Paraskevi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6398356F. 30 210 7761408F. 30 210 8045837petros27@hotmail.comAPOLLO TV INTERNATIONALSPYROPOULOU CHRISTINA46 V. Konstantinou Str. 11635Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 722424330 210 7234896F. 30 210 7239461apollo2@hol.grapollotv@hol.grARGONAUTS PRODUCTIONS S.A.PAPAHADZIS PANOS27 Zaimi Str. 10682 AthensT. 30 210 8257177F. 30 210 8257178info@argonautsproductions.grwww.argonautsproductions.grARGOVELA FILMSMIMIKOS JAMES P.P.O. BOX 70039, 16610Glyfada, Athens-GreeceT. F. 30 210 6426117jmimi@otenet.grwww.argovelafilms.com.grARTPLEx ATTICA - NEW STAR13 Aristeidou Str. 17671Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9512991F. 30 210 9566245newstarcine@gmail.comwww.artplex.grART STUDIO'SKOSTOGLOU ANASTASIOS2 klm National Road 67100Xanthi-Komotini XANTHIT. 30 25410 77919F. 30 25410 78085info@kanali6.grARTWAVE PRODUCTIONS16 Alkmanos Str. 11528 AthensT. 210 7214140, F. 210 7214440info@artwaveproductions.comwww.artwaveproductions.comARTWAVE PRODUCTIONS L.T.D.ELISABETH TSOUCTIDI16 Alkmanos Str, 11528, AthensT. F. 30 210 7214440info@artwaveproductions.comwww.artwaveproductions.comATHANITIS DIMITRIS16 Eressou Str. 10680 AthensT. 30 210 3624894F. 30 210 3624894dimathanitis@in.grATHENS CENTRAL FILMPRODUCTIONSANDREAS TSILIFONIS41 Vas.Georgiou Ave. 15232Halandri-AthensT. 30 210 6831077F. 30 210 6831177welcome@centralathens.grwww.centralathens.grAUDIO VISUAL ENTERPRISESKARIKAS TASOS3 Parnonos Str. 15125 MaroussiT. 30 210 8092000F. 30 210 8092288audiovisual@audiovisual.grwww.audiovisual.grAVDELIODIS DIMOS30 Gorgia Str. 82100 ChiosT. 30 22710 40091, F. 30 22710 29930dipethec@otenet.grPAN ENTERTAINMENTKONSTANTINOS MORIATIS44 Xrisostomou Smirnis Str. 15233Halandri, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6985050, F. 30 210 6985053info@pan.com.grwww.pan.com.grBEDMATES LLCLAURA NERI24 Androutsou Str. 11673Voula, Athens-Greece443 Bay Street (unit 5), Santa MonicaCA 9045,USAT. 30 213 4229648M. 30 6934322356F. 30 210 8951352contact.info@killthehabitmovie.comwww.killthehabitmovie.comBLACK ORANGEIAKOVIDIS YANNIS65 Vrillisou Str. 11476Polygono, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8234369F. 30 210 8234375black@blackorange.grBLINK PRODUCTIONS LTDBASSIBAGLIS YIANNIS11 Sifnaion Aggeioplaston Str. 15125Maroussi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6178100F. 30 210 6180625blink@blinkproductions.grBOO PRODUCTIONSTSOURGIANNIS GEORGE26 Ierou Lochou Str. 15124Marousi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6100730, F. 30 210 6106790yorgos@booproductions.grwww.booproductions.grBRACEVRACHIOLAS DIMITRIS15 Sardeon Str. 17121Nea Smirni, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9337571brace@brace.gr www.brace.grBYRON NIKOLOPOULOSNIKOLOPOULOS BYRON31 Skalidi Str. 11525N. Psychico, AthensT. 30 210 6770856, F. 30 210 6744611info@premiummedia.grwww.premiummedia.grC. LAZOPOULOS & CO.LAZOPOULOS COSTAS9 Zalocosta Str. 15452P. Psychico, AthensT. 30 210 7294625, F. 30 210 6726035lazopoulos@ath.forthnet.grlakoffice@yahoo.grCL PRODUCTIONSLAMBROPOULOS COSTAS65 Vrilissou Str. 11476 AthensT. 30 210 6412700F. 30 210 6412709info@clproductions.grwww.fproductions.grC.SKOURAS L.T.D.SKOURAS COSTAS81A Evelpidon Str. 11362 AthensT. 30 210 8841066F. 30 210 8841066skourasc@otenet.gr109

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryCINEFx8 Dimitras Str. 19005N. Makri, AthensT. 30 22940 94603cinefex@otenet.grCINEGRAM FILM & TVPRODUCTIONS S.A.PADOUVAS HARIS43 Gounari Str. 15343Ag. Paraskevi, AthensT. 30 210 6078700F. 30 210 6391318cinegram@cinegram.grwww.cinegram.grCINERGON PRODUCTION S.A.TAMIOLAKIS NIKOS11 Sevastoupoleos Str. 11526Ampelokipoi, AthensT. 30 210 6538531F. 30 210 6538533cinergon@otenet.grCINETICPAPASTATHIS LAKIS &XATZOPOULOS TAKIS3 Laskareos Str. 11471 AthensT. 30 210 6437263F. 30 210 6437264cinetic@otenet.grCLIPART FILMSGEORGAS VASSOS100 Ermou Str. 10554 AthensT. 30 210 3222574F. 30 210 3222575clipartfilms@gmail.comwww.clipartfilms.blogspot.comCOMART16 Menemenis Str. 17778Tavros, AthensT. 30 210 3416200F. 30 210 3422516sales@comart.grwww.comart.grCORNILIOS NICOS10 Alkimahu Str. 11634 AthensT. 30 210 7225128cornilios@otenet.grDA STARZHELENA SIPSAS51 Zepou Str.Glyfada 16675Athens-GreeceT. 30 6977396250bigd@dastarz.comwww.dastarz.comDITSAS MENIOS1 Aristotelous Str. 18345Moschato, AthensT. 30 210 4825983, F. 30 2104828267fasmaltd_gr@yahoo.grD.M. FILMS PRODUCTIONSGEORGILAS GUS15 Evripou Str. AthensT. 30 213 0067576F. 30 210 5230322D-Makris@otenet.grwww.video-books.grDNA FILMSATHANITIS DIMITRIS144 Em. Benaki Str. 11743 AthensT. 30 210 3624894, F. 30 210 3624894dimathanitis@in.grD.VERNIKOS & CO.VERNIKOS DIMITRIS8 Spetson Str. 11362Kipseli, AthensT. 30 213 0145201M. 6972778797dimvern29@yahoo.grDYAS TV PRODUCTIONS L.T.D.KATSARIS COSTAS17 Ag. Andrea Str. 19005Mati Attikis, AthensT. 30 22940 33367F. 30 22940 34645tassos@katsaris.netEKSO PRODUCTIONSCHRISTINA IOAKEIMIDIALEXANDRA BOUSSIOU81 Vosporou Str. 16233 AthensT. 30 210 9318886info@eksol.grELLINORAMA L.T.D.GEORGIADOU EIRINI7 Amarylidos Str. 15341Ag. Paraskevi, AthensT. 30 210 6395564F. 30 210 6394584EPSILON EUROPEANTELEVISION AND FILMPRODUCTIONS S.A.ELMATZOGLOU NINOSP.O. BOX 177, 2nd km. PaianiasMarkopoulou Ave. 19400Koropi, AthensT. 30 210 6646800-3 / 210 6643691-4F. 30 210 6646874info@tve.grwww.tve.grERGOSTASIOKALLOUDIS THEODOROS4-6 Provelegiou Str. 14122N. Herakleion, AthensT. 30 210 2881400-500F. 30 210 288144070www.ergostasio.comEUROIRIDA5 Athanassiou Diakou Str. 15233Chalandri, AthensT. 30 210 6826955F. 30 210 6826955euroirida@otenet.grwww.euroirida.comExCESSPAPAGEORGIOU MAKIS47 Kolokotroni Str.10560 AthensT. 30 210 3233515F. 30 210 3233515excess@acci.grwww.excessad.grETREME WAYSKARYDAS KONSTANTINOS53 Peston Str.Kato Toumpa, ThessalonikiM. 30 6973830851konnos2@hotmail.comFANTASIA AUDIOVISUAL S.A.ANASTOPOULOS THANOS24 Kalisperi Str. 11742Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9210882F. 30 210 9210882anastato@gmail.comFAFOUTIS PANAGIOTIS10 Plithonos Str. 11742 AthensM. 30 6973235838pfafoutis@gmail.comFEELGOOD ENTERTAINMENTMARTAKIS PANOS12 Zisimopoulou Str.11524 AthensT. 30 210 9967000F. 30 211 9967373pmartakis@feelgoodentertainment.grF.S PRODUCTIONS S.A.SYNADINOS FANIS6 Apostolou Paulou Str. 15123Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6892110F. 30 210 6838856info@fsprod.netwww.fsprod.netFILM IN MINDSAMIOTIS DIONYSSIS &KASSIMATI ELENA132 Agias Paraskevis Str. 15232Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6070009samiotis@filminmind.cominfo@filminmind.grwww.filminmind.grFILMIKI PRODUCTIONS S.A.PANOUSOPOULOS GEORGETSEMBEROPOULOS GEORGE46 Chryssostomou Smyrnis Str.15233 Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6854111, F. 30 210 6840 975gilda@filmiki.gryorgostsemb@filmiki.grwww.filmiki.grFILMODE L.T.D.IOANNOU STAVROS2 Papada Str. & Mesogeion Ave.11525 AthensT. 30 210 6981112F. 30 210 6996137filmode@otenet.grFINE ADTHEOFILOPOULOS DIMITRIS63 Syngrou Ave. 117 45 AthensT. 30 210 9216840F. 30 210 9243898info@finead.grwww.finead.grFOTIADIS ARIS20 Misaraliotou Str. 11742 AthensT. 30 210 9220142M. 30 6972801691fotaris1@tellas.grFULL MOON ENTERTAINMENTTELEVISION PROGRAMS S.A.SKOULIDIS ALEXIS13 Aetideon & Voutsina Str. 15561Holargos, AthensT. 30 210 6595750-5F. 30 210 6595756fullmoon@full-moon.grGIANNAKAKIS ELIAS10 Asklipiou Str. 11471 AthensT. 30 210 3610464M. 30 6945751837evikar@yahoo.comGLIKOFRIDIS PANOS27 Fokaias Str. Vyronas, AthensT. 30 210 6910683M. 30 6974646951110

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualGRAAL S.A.ECONOMOU KATERINA /MOUSTAKAS NIKOS10 Panepistimiou Str. 10671 AthensT. 30 210 3390481-4F. 30 210 3636216info@graal.grwww.graal.grGRAMMATIKOS NIKOS42 - 44 Dervenion Str. 10683 AthensT. 30 210 3300781nikosg@ath.forthnet.grHIGHWAY PRODUCTIONSLYKIARDOPOULOS GEORGE27 Aishilou Str. 10554 AthensT. 30 210 3314088-9F. 30 210 3314058highway@hol.gryorgos@highway.grwww.highway.grHORTI ELENI10 Evru Str. 11528 AthensT. 30 210 7483022, F. 30 210 7483022ehorti@otenet.grHOT SHOTPOWEL MARIA42 Mixalakopoulou Str. 11528 AthensT. 30 210 3833904, F. 30 210 3833903powmar@ath.forthnet.grHOURSOGLOU PERIKLIS133 Mantzagriotaki Str. 17676Kallithea, AthensT. 30 210 9522131, F. 30 210 9577036hours@otenet.grICON PLUSKONSTANTINIDIS MAXIMOS1 Karaiskaki Str. 54641 ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 854000F. 30 2310 862725max@iconplus.grwww.iconplus.grILIOPOULOU VASSILIKI80 Saint Lauras Str. 13231Petroupoli, AthensT. 30 210 5025370misou48@yahoo.grIMAGINA2 Gounari Str. 15343Ag. Paraskevi, AthensT. 30 210 6017134F. 30 210 6018844imagina@imagina.grwww.imagina.grINKAS FILM & TV PRODUCTIONSBOTASSI LILETTE21 Heyden Str. 10434 AthensT. 30 210 8843661F. 30 210 8234181inkas@hol.grKAKAVAS ALExANDER14 Ionos Dragoumi Str. 11528Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7235629F. 30 210 7294611akakavas@hol.grwww.alexanderkakavasproductions.comKANAKIS NIKOS5, Melitinis Str. 17236 Athens-GrecceT. 30 210 9734945KAPLANIDIS STAVROS1 Nikotsara Str. 11471 AthensT. 30 210 6454831F. 30 210 6450006stavrosk@ath.forthnet.grKARKANEVATOS PANOS38 Faneromenis Str. 15561Holargos, AthensT. 30 210 6561330F. 30 210 6561333panos2k@otenet.grKATZOURAKIS KIRIAKOS14a Vatatzi Str. 11472 AthensT. 30 210 6458647F. 30 210 6458647kyriakkatz@ath.forthnet.grKINO S.A.KATINTZAROS CONSTANTINOSKALIAKATSOS MICHAEL40 Kifissias Str.Paradisos Amaroussiou, AthensT. 30 210 6157400F. 30 210 6157499info@kino.grwww.kino.grKINICON L.T.D.PAPPAS PANOS2 Kafkassou Str. 11362 AthensT. 30 210 8212474F. 30 210 8212474kinicon@hellasnet.grKOKKINOPOULOS PANOS3 Hatzigianni Mexi Str.11528 AthensT. 30 210 7258009F. 30 210 7258024frenzyfilms@gmail.comKONSTANTARAKOS STAVROS28 Parnithos Parodos 3 Str.15235 AthensT. 30 210 8045850s_konstantarakos@hotmail.comKORRAS GEORGE121 Aristomenus Str. 10440 AthensT. 30 210 8674947gkorras@in.grKOSSYFIDOU ELENI3 Digeni Akrita Str. 11471 AthensT. 30 210 6457836F. 30 210 6840975M. 30 6946127354trillian@otenet.grKOUTRAS PANOS80 Themistokleous Str. 10681 AthensT. 30 210 3807870pcoutras@otenet.grLE SPOT PRODUCTIONS S.A.DIMITRIS LAGOUVARDOS22A Papanikoli Str. 15232Halaldri, AthensT. 30 210 8178000F. 30 210 8178008info@lespot.grwww.lespot.grLIGHTBOx ENTERTAINMENTMITROPOULOS EVGENIA8 Akadimias Str. 10671 AthensT. 30 210 3388180F. 30 210 3388177info@lightboxentertainment.grLYKOURESSIS TONY20 Idras Str. 11362 AthensM. 30 6978538898tonislykour@hotmail.comLYNx PRODUCTIONS S.A.KOSTAS JOHNMAVROGENIS SPYROS25 Haimanta Str. 15234Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6855098F. 30 210 6801019lynx@lynxsa.grwww.lynxsa.grMACHINEOFF PRODUCTIONSMOATSOS MICHALIS10 Solomou Str. 15341Agia Paraskevi, AthensT. 30 210 6012515, F. 30 210 6512545info@machineoff.grwww.machineoff.grMAGIKON L.T.D.GEORGARIOU IOANNISSAKKADAKIS MANOLIS26 Aegialias Str. 15125Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6828080, F. 30 210 6835245magikon1@hol.grmagikon@magikon.comwww.magikon.comMARANGOS THODOROS27 Ierosolymon Str. 11252 AthensT. 30 210 8624903theomaragos@gmail.comMARIANA FILMSPANAYIOTOPOULOU MARIANNA18 Ravine Str. 11521 AthensT. 30 210 7215041F. 30 210 7215041MARIETO ENTERPRISE143 Grypari Str. 17676Kalithea, AthensT. 30 210 9584531, F. 30 210 9584508marieto@otenet.grwww.marietoenterprise.comMARKETING TOOLBOx12 Koroneou & 2 Miaouli Str.13561 AthensT. 30 210 2618010 / 210 2638020F. 30 210 2624945MAKRIS DIMITRIS30 Eressou Str. 10680 AthensT. 30 210 3304231d-makris@otenet.grMASKLAVANOU DORA100 Em. Bennaki Str. 10681 AthensT. 30 210 3301841dmasklavanou@yahoo.grMATRIx47 Georgiou Vlachou Str. 11525Neo Psychico, AthensT. 30 210 6776964, F. 30 210 6776965matrixae@otenet.grMAVROIDIS DINOS45 Spefsippou Str. 10676 AthensT. 30 210 7214859, F. 30 210 7214859MAx PRODUCTIONS S.A.LOUIZOS GEORGE9 Heimaras Str. 15125Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6121644F. 30 210 6122771max@maxproductions.eu111

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryMAZOMENOS VASSILIS28 Tzavella Str. 10681 AthensT. 30 210 641169, F. 30 210 6411696mazo@otenet.grMEDIA DREAM4 Karaoli Dimitriou Str. 15127Melissia, AthensT. 30 210 6018159 / 210 8103250F. 30 210 8100791info@mediadreamltd.comwww.mediadreamltd.comMEDIA TEAMKOMNINOS LAKIS148 Marinou Antypa & El. VenizelouStr. 16342 Ilioupoli, AthensT. 30 210 9942225, F. 30 210 9937973mediat@otenet.grMIDNIGHT FILMS L.T.D.TSAROUHAS STAMATISHARALAMBIDIS RENOS38 Smyrnis Str. 17237Ymittos, AthensT. F. 30 210 7620106tsarouhass@gmail.comMINUS PICTURESATHANASIOU GREGORY49 Eressou Str. 10681 AthensT. 30 210 3641652, F. 30 210 3818209minuspictures@yahoo.comwww.minuspictures.comMODIANO S.A.MODIANOS MIKISVIANNELIS FREDDY73 Paleologou Str. 15232Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 684639830 210 6826743F. 30 210 6844078mikis@modianotv.grfreddy@modianotv.grwww.modianotv.grMOVIE NEWSANTONOPOULOS LEONIDAS20 Markopoulioti Str. 11474 AthensT. 30 210 3843425, F. 30 210 3843161leonto@ath.forthnet.grMOVIELAB S.A.MAROUDIS GEORGE10-12 Kifissias Ave. 15125Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 8112600 - 20F. 30 210 6801815info.movielab@movielab.grwww.movielab.grMOVIE RAIDERS TEAMKOUNTOURAS PANAGIOTIS19 Triantafillopoulou Str.Ano Touba, 54352 ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 940411M. 30 6971581556F. 30 2310 984948panoskount@hotmail.comwww.movieraiders.spaces.live.comwww.popcornmovie.wordpress.com(the movie site)MPOUHLIS EMMANOUIL40 Pandoras Str. 16674 AthensT. 30 210 8941897emmanoui@acci.grMYGAKAMBOUROGLOU ALEXANDROS12 Sp. Merkouri Str. 11634 AthensT. 30 210 7251770, F. 30 210 7251780info@myga.grwww.myga.grN V.KRONTIRAS AND PARTNERSKRONTIRAS NIKOS42 Epidavrou Str. 15233Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 8048258, F. 30 210 8037205nicos@nvkproductions.comwww.nvkproductions.comN.VERLEKIS & CO.VERLEKIS NIKOS170 Ethnikis Antistaseos Str. 16122Kessariani, AthensT. 30 210 7211608NIK-S MOVIES7 Vilara Str. 10437 AthensT. 30 210 5203595, 30 210 5203525F. 30 210 5203525niksmovies@gmail.comNOIR PRODUCTIONS S.A.KAPELOUZOS STAVROSLEMBESSI ANNA4 Andrea Papandreou Str. 15127Melissia, AthensT. 30 210 6848340, F. 30 210 6848403noirprod@otenet.grN-ORASIS AUDIOVISUALPRODUCTIONS L.T.D.EXINTARIS IOANNIS23 Vafopoulou Str. 54646ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 425880F. 30 2310 425882mail@n-orasis.grwww.n-orasis.grNUTOPIA ENTERTAINMENTVEREMIS TAKIS1 Evridamantos Str. AthensT. 30 210 9229390tvnutopia@gmail.comODEON S.A.KREZIAS MANOS275 Mesogion Str. 15231Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6786400F. 30 210 671208930 210 6740073info@odeon.gr - ekal@odeon.grwww.odeon.grOKIMON L.T.D.LAPPAS ANDREAS96 Akadimias Ave. 10677 AthensT. 30 210 382212530 210 3831375F. 30 210 3803611info@okimon.grwww.okimon.grOMEGA ENTERTAINMENTTSANAKALI KYRIAKI23 Amfitheas Ave. 17564Palaio Faliro, AthensT. 30 210 9480055F. 30 210 9480069radiogold@hol.grORAMA NEW AGE PRODUCTIONSSTAVROPOULOS THANOS3B Parou Str. 16672 Vari, AthensT. 30 210 8979530-7F. 30 210 8974060orama@ath.forthnet.grwww.oramaproductions.comOxYZED SOUND & MUSICPRODUCTION L.T.D.ZENTELIS IOANNIS30 Aegialias Str. 15125Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6811433, F. 30 210 6835242oxyzed@oxyzed.grwww.oxyzed.grPANAYOTATOS DIMITRIS10 Spiridonos Trikoupi Str.10683 AthensM. 30 6937507484dimpanfilms@yahoo.grPANOUSSOPOULOS GEORGE46 Chryssostomou Smyrnis Str.152 33 Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6854111, F. 30 210 6840975info@filmiki.grPANOUTSOPOULOS NICOLAS4 Stefanias Ave.15236 AthensT. 30 210 8037059nicolas.panoutsopoulos@gmail.comPAPADIMITRAKIS LAMPROS7 Kaniggos Str. 10677 AthensT. 30 210 6457744F. 30 210 6457744PERAKIS NICOS3 Sahtouri Str. 10553 AthensT. 30 210 3318771F. 30 210 3318661pernik@otenet.grP.C.V. S.A.PSAROMILIGAS STEFANOS16 Gregoriou Xenopoulou Str.11525 Neo Psychiko, AthensT. 30 210 6744433F. 30 210 6744380pcv@otenet.grwww.pcv.grP.M. FILM TV - BOURNAZOS P. & COBOURNAZOS PROKOPIS16 S. Skipi Str. 11525N. Psychico, AthensT. 30 210 6729512 -3F. 30 210 6729514pbournazos@abcbc.grPAUSILYPON FILMS L.T.D.KARAMAGHIOLIS MENELAOS26 Fokionos Negri Str.11361 AthensT. 30 210 8846101F. 30 210 8846102menkar@ath.forthnet.grPERIPLOUS FILM & TVPRODUCTIONS L.T.D.LAMBROPOULOS THANOS176 Aristotelous Str.11251 AthensT. 30 210 867047830 210 8678706F. 30 210 8677828periplus@ath.forthnet.grPHOS PRODUCTIONSATSIKBASIS HELEN75 El. Venizelou Str. 15561Holargos, AthensT. 30 210 6542683M. 30 6974328808F. 30 210 6542683eleni@phos.grwww.phos.gr112

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualPHOTOKINISIS L.T.D. ILLUSIONFILM VIDEO PRODUCTIONSKASPIRIS YIANNIS8, 25th Martiou Str. 15661Holargos, AthensT. 30 210 6510657, F. 30 210 6510658ioanniskasp@yahoo.comPORTOLANOS FILMSGENTEKOS MARIA23 Har. Trikoupi Str. 18536Piraeus, AthensT. 30 210 4833515, 30 210 4535037F. 30 210 4833875, 30 210 4832081portolan@hol.grPPVPAPAZOGLOU PANAYOTIS5 Himaras Str. 15125 Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6199085, F. 30 210 6199089nicky@ppv.grwww.ppv.grPASS TILEORASSI S.A.KOUTSOMYTIS IOANNIS15 Markou Botsari Str.Gerakas, AthensT. 30 210 6618194, F. 30 210 6618419yk@imperialmedia.co.ukPROSENGHISI FILM & VIDEOPRODUCTIONS L.T.D.PAPADOPOULOS PANOS128 Tsimiski Ave. 54621 ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 281563F. 30 2310 263013info@prostv.cominfo@exodus.tvwww.prostv.comPUBLICA TV PRODUCTIONS4 Kartali Str. 11528 AthensT. 30 210 7720400F. 30 210 7713700info@jnl.grwww.publicatv.grRIGAS FILMS12 Spefsippou Str. Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 7291860rigasfilms@gmail.comS TV A. & G.ATHANASSIOU S.A.ATHANASSIOU SOULISEleftheriou Venizelou & EhinouStr.13674 AthensT. 30 210 2405505F. 30 210 2405598stv@otenet.grinfo@stvstudio.comwww.stvstudio.grS.M.ART - ART MEDIA S.A.MELEAS GEORGE59 Skoufa Str. 10672 AthensT. 30 210 3621428F. 30 210 3617211smartmedia@smartmedia.grwww.smartmedia.grSAITA L.T.D.PILAVIOS NIKOS1 Kotieou Str.11521 AthensT. 30 210 643668130 210 6432605F. 30 210 6446927saita@otenet.grSATCO IMAGE - SOUND L.T.D.TRAMBAS SERGIOS7A Korai Str.14562 Kifissia, AthensT. 30 210 7295440-2F. 30 210 7231587outlook@otenet.grSEVEN STARSKATSOUFIS VASSILIS3 Agiou Athanasiou Str. 14569Anixi Attikis, AthensT. 30 210 8144545F. 30 210 8144455info@sevenstars.grwww.sevenstars.grSOLIDGROUND FILMSYIATZOUSAKIS DIMITRIS4 Psaron Str. 15451N.Psyhiko, AthensT. 30 210 6725746F. 30 210 6725745yatzousakis@yahoo.grSPECTRALABATZIS NIKOS10-12 Kifissias Ave. 15125Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6842025F. 30 210 6813485info@spectral.com.grSPETSIOTIS TAKIS39 Koilis Str. 11852 AthensT. 30 210 3450804takis-spetsiotis@yahoo.comSTAMBOULOPOULOS GEORGE59 Anagnostopoulou Str.10672 AthensT. 30 210 3618498F. 30 210 3618498studio-g@otenet.grSTEFI PRODUCTIONS S.A.KATSOUFIS VASSILISPIETRA VITTORIOAmiklon 24 & Arkadiou 18 Str.15231 Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6386200F. 30 210 6108918info@stefi.grwww.stefi.grSTUDIO ALEx PANASONINIKOPOULOS ALEX4 Melenikou Str. 54248 ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 315128 / 2310 330482F. 30 2310 309711dvcpro@otenet.grgreek audiovisual directorySTUDIO ATA S.A.10 Ziridi Str. 15123Paradeisos Amaroussiou, AthensT. 30 210 6853628F. 30 210 68 4538530 210 6844870info@studioata.grwww.studioata.grSYMPOSIUM COMMUNICATIONSMISOKILIS SPYROS1 Dionysou Str. 14562Kifissia, AthensT. 30 210 8012857F. 30 210 6233127info@syco.grwww.syco.grT.N.T.KONSTANTINIDIS YANNIS263 Kifissias Ave. 14561Kifissia, AthensT. 30 210 6231583F. 30 210 6231587tnttv@tnttv.grwww.tnttv.grT.PSARRAS FILM PRODUCTIONSPSARRAS TASSOS10 Profiti Ilia Str. 19002Paiania Attiki, AthensT. 30 210 6644710F. 30 210 6644338tpsarras@otenet.grT.V.S.PAPAIOANNOU PETROSGeneral Director11 Iridanou Str. 11528 AthensT. 30 210 7212606F. 30 210 7258214tvs@tvsav.grwww.tvsav.grTANGERINE FILMS189 Dionysou Str. 15124Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6105850F. 30 210 6105855theo@tangerinefilms.grTELEKINISIS S.A.MANOUSSAKIS MANOUSSOS3 Ivis Str. 15234 Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6898607,8F. 30 210 6898609telekinisi@otenet.grwww.telekinisi.grTELEMACHUS FILMSINTVPAPAELIOU ALEXANDROS8 Tsimiski Str. 11471 AthensT. F. 30 210 3623070alexpapailiou@yahoo.comTHALASSA S.A.VASSILIOU ANASTASIOS6 Karirsi Str.10561 AthensT. 30 210 3310221F. 30 210 3310208thalas04@otenet.grTHE ART FACTORY S.A.78 Plapouta Str. 14121N. Iraklio, AthensT. 30 210 2856999F. 30 210 2856992info@artfactory.grwww.artfactory.grTHEASISLAGOS MICHALIS3 Evridamantos Str. 11745Neos Kosmos, AthensT. 30 210 9222998F. 30 210 9220016theasis@theasis.com.grwww.theasis.com.grTHOMOPOULOS ANDREAS7a Ellis Velestinou Str. 15236Nea Penteli, AthensT. 30 210 6133284F. 30 210 6133284anthomo@hol.grTIME LAPSE PICTURES HELLAS S.A.RAPPAS PANAYIOTIS13 Karrori Str.10551 AthensT. 30 210 3212702 -3F. 30 210 3213116prappas@otenet.grwww.timelapsepictures.com113

Agora/Market Manual - 51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010Hellenic Audiovisual DirectoryTONIKON L.T.D.KATSOURIDIS DINOS70-72 Methonis Str. 10683 AthensT. 30 210 8214310F. 30 210 8218943tonikon@hol.grTOP CUT S.A.ATHANASSOULAS STAMATISALEVITSOVITOU KATE36 Amaroussiou Chalandriou Ave.15125 AthensT. 30 210 6100100F. 30 210 6100109topcut@topcut.tvwww.topcut.tvTOWN FILMNIKOLAOU ROULA31 Mayromataiwn Str. 10434 AthensT. 30 210 8229440F. 30 210 8229420townfilm@otenet.grTRICKY TRICK FILMS L.T.D.RIKAKI LUCIA10 Dragoumi Str.11528 AthensT. 30 210 7245227F. 30 210 7293776lrikaki@otenet.grwww.luciarikaki.grTSAROUCHAS STAMATIS38 Smyrnis Str. 17237Ymittos, AthensM. 30 6972327816F. 30 210 7620106tsarouchass@gmail.comTSIOLIS STAVROS15 Ithakis Str. 15233Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6813331F. 30 210 6813331TVF - VAMVOURELIS6 Konstantinoupoleos Str. 17121Nea Smirni, AthensT. 30 210 934886630 210 9310371F. 30 210 9348866tvfpro@otenet.grTWO STROKE FILMSFAGRAS YANNIS17 Tirolois Str. 17124Nea Smyrni, AthensT. 30 210 3220552F. 30 210 3220552twostrokefilms@yahoo.comTYPALDOS YANNIS24 Asklipiou Str. 24100 KalamataT. 30 2721041743, M. 30 6932337346nkrompa@gmail.comVAFEAS VASSILIS23 Kairi Str. 17122Nea Smyrni, AthensT. 30 210 9359886, F. 30 210 9329456vsvafeas@otenet.grVAMVACAS YANNIS24 Lefkossias Str. 11253 AthensM. 30 6944055586, F. 30 210 8678998VANGELIS NYDRIOTISNYDRIOTIS VANGELIS31B Kourmouli Str. 11145 AthensT. F. 30 210 8312052vnidriotis@enaproductions.grVCAKOPANITSAS ILIAS8 Karaiskaki Str. 15451Neo Psychico, AthensT. 30 210 6725200F. 30 210 6748626info@vca.grwww.vca.grVERGI FILM PRODUCTIONS25 Pericleous Str. 15561Holargos, AthensT. 30 210 6561330F. 30 210 6561333VILLAGE ROADSHOW FILMS S.A.PAPADOPOULOS LILLYSKOULOUDI ARTEMIS47 Marinou Antypa Str. 14121N. Iraklio, AthensT. 30 210 2704800F. 30 210 2704888Lily_Papadopoulos@village.com.grArtemis_Skouloudi@village.com.grwww.villagefilms.grVORRIS DIMITRIS75 Priamou Str. 17343 AthensT. 30 210 9236792, F. 30 210 9236792dvorris@otenet.grVOUPOURAS CHRISTOS27 Saint Paulou Str. 10438 AthensT. 30 210 5236936, F. 30 210 5236936voupouras@mail.grVRETTAKOS COSTAS12 Theokritou Str. 11743 AthensT. 30 210 9217203F. 30 210 9217203WAVE STUDIOFILLIPIDIS KONSTANTINOS10 Evagora 54453 ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 944022F. 30 2310 988137kostas@wave.gr - www.wave.grWISH YOU LUCK FILM PRODUCTIONSANGELOS SPARTALIS3 Polytehneiou Str. 72100Ag. Nikolaos, CreteM. 30 6972630841angelosspartalis@yahoo.grwww.spartalis.grx-RATED FILM & TVPRODUCTION S.A.TRANIDOU POLYZERVOULAKOS PANAYOTIS23 Korai & Narkisson Str. 15233Halandri, AthensT. F. 30 210 6800856xrated@xrated.grwww.xrated.grYIOURGOU LAYIA64 Kalidromiou Str. 11473Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 8821422yiourgou@yahoo.grPOST PRODUCTIONACCELEREGARTAGANIS CHRISTOS35 Samou Str. 10439 AthensT. 30 210 8220251F. 30 2108223365info@accelere.graccelere@accelere.grATHENS CENTRAL FILMPRODUCTIONSANDREAS TSILIFONIS41 Vas.Georgiou Ave. 15232Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6831077F. 30 210 6831177panou@centralathens.grwww.centralathens.grCINEFILMIOANNIDIS CHRIS53 Chiou 10439 AthensT. 30 210 8810850F. 30 210 8810420info@cinefilm.grcinefilm@otenet.grCINEPOS PRODUCTIONS &POST PRODUCTION SERVICES S.A.PADOUVAS HARIS2 Gounari Str. 15343 Ag. ParaskeviT. 30 210 6007798, 30 210 6078700F. 30 210 6015297cinepos@hol.gr www.cinepos.grDITSAS MENIOS1 Aristotelus Str. 18345, MoschatoT. 30 210 4825983, F. 30 210 4828267fasmaltd_gr@yahoo.grGRAAL S.A.ECONOMOU KATERINA10 Panepistimiou Str. 10671 AthensT. 30 210 3390481-4F. 30 210 3636216info@graal.gr www.graal.grIDEA PRODUCTION ELEMENTS5 Gerokostopoulou Str. 26221 PatraT. 30 2610 243045, F. 30 2610 243045idea@otenet.grIMAGINA2 Gounari Str. 15343 Ag. ParaskeviT. 30 210 6017134, F. 30 210 6018844imagina@imagina.gr www.imagina.grKODAK CINELABS GREECE &SEVEN STARSMELINIOTI KONSTANTINA3 Ag. Athanasiou Str. 14569 AttikiT. 30 210 8144545, F. 30 210 8144455www.kodak.grLE SPOT PRODUCTIONS S.A.DIMITRIS ALEXOPOULOSDIMITRIS LAGOUVARDOS22A Papanikoli Str. 15232Halaldri, AthensT. 30 210 8178000, F. 30 210 8178008info@lespot.gr www.lespot.grMAx PRODUCTIONS S.A.LOUIZOS GEORGE9 Heimaras Str. 15125, Marousi, AthensT. 30 210 6121644, F. 30 210 6122771max@maxproductions.euwww.maxpro.grMODIANO S.A.MODIANOS MIKIS - VIANNELIS FREDDY73 Paleologou Str. 15232Halandri, AthensT. 30 210 6846398, 30 210 6826743F. 30 210 6844078mikis@modianotv.grfreddy@modianotv.grwww.modianotv.gr114

Hellenic Audiovisual Directory51st Thessaloniki IFF-2010 - Agora/Market ManualMULTIMOTIONSIDERIDOU VOULAProduction Coordinator20 Riga Ferraiou Str. 55132Kalamaria, ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 488923, F. 30 2310 488924info@multimotion.grwww.multimotion.grORAMA NEW AGE PRODUCTIONSSTAVROPOULOS THANOS3B Parou Str. 16672 Vari, AthensT. 30 210 8979530-7, F. 30 210 8974060orama@ath.forthnet.grwww.oramaproductions.comPPVPAPAZOGLOU PANAYOTIS5 Himaras Str. 15125Maroussi, AthensT. 30 210 6199085, F. 30 210 6199089nicky@ppv.gr - www.ppv.grROLL PRODUCTION24a Kithnou Str. 15343Agia Paraskevi, AthensT. 30 210 6399043, F. 30 210 6019603tasospro@otenet.grwww.Rollproductions.grSEVEN STARSKATSOUFIS VASSILIS3 Agiou Athanasiou Str. 14569Anixi Attikis, AthensT. 30 210 8144545, F. 30 210 8144455info@sevenstars.grwww.sevenstars.grTHE ART FACTORY S.A.78 Plapouta Str. 14121N. Iraklio, AthensT. 30 210 2856999, F. 30 210 2856992info@artfactory.grwww.artfactory.grWAVE STUDIOFILLIPIDIS KONSTANTINOS10 Evagora 54453 ThessalonikiT. 30 2310 944022, F. 30 2310 988137kostas@wave.grwww.wave.grx-RATED FILM & TVPRODUCTION S.A.TRANIDOU POLYZERVOULAKOS PANAYOTIS23 Korai & Narkisson Str. 15233Halandri, AthensT. F. 30 210 6800856xrated@xrated.grwww.xrated.grSOUND STUDIOSACCELEREGARTAGANIS CHRISTOS35 Samou Str. 10439 AthensT. 30 210 8220251F. 30 210 8223365accelere@accelere.grSOUND STUDIO ATHENSTAHIATIS GEORGE184 Mesogeion Ave. 15561 HolargosT. 30 210 6544644-7F. 30 210 6536789ssa184@otenet.grwww.soundstudioathens.grTONE STUDIOARVANITIS THANASIS8 Solomou Str. 10683 AthensT. 30 210 3300223F. 30 210 3819234tonest1@otenet.grwww.tonestudio.grSTUDIOSALPHA STUDIO10-12 Studiou Str. 15126Marousi, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6132900-4F. 30 210 6132906ARONIS E. CO.4 Provelegiou Str. 14122 AthensT. 30 210 2847051-5F. 30 210 2847193ATHANASIOU STV S.A.El. Venizelou Str. & Ehinou Str.13671 Aharnais, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2405505, F. 30 210 2405598stv@otenet.grDREAMS STUDIOS4-6 Provelegiou Str. 14122Palaio Iraklio, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2881400, F. 30 210 2843710KAPA STUDIOS - G. KARAGIANNISP.O. BOX 33 19004 Spata, AtticaAthens-GreeceT. 30 210 6635050, F. 30 210 6635253gkaragiann@hol.grwww.kstudios.grKARAMANOS S.A.58 Dragoumanou Str. Ilion 13122Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 2690735F. 30 210 2691096PEANIA STUDIO2nd km Markopoulou Ave. 19400Paiania, Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 6643691, F. 30 210 6645458STUDIO ATA S.A.10 Ziridi Str. 15123 Marousi, AthensT. 30 210 6853628, F. 30 210 6845385grammateia@studioata.grwww.studioata.grUNIVERSITIESARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OFTHESSALONIKI, FACULTY OFARTS - FILM STUDIES54124 Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 997398/2310 9970772310 997398F. 30 2310 994342www.film.auth.grARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY OFTHESSALONIKI, SCHOOL OFJOURNALISM AND MASSMEDIA STUDIES54124 Thessaloniki-GreeceT. 30 2310 992062, F. 30 2310 992098info@jour.auth.gr www.jour.auth.grNATIONAL AND CAPODISTRIANUNIVERSITY OF ATHENS -FACULTYOF COMMUNICATION AND MASSMEDIA STUDIES5 Stadiou Str. 7th floor, of.718 10562Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 3689384-5F. 30 210 3220820secr@media.uoa.grwww.media.uoa.grPANTEION UNIVERSITY,DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATION,MEDIA AND CULTURE136 Syngrou Ave. 17671Athens-GreeceT. 30 210 9201064, F. 30 210 9220832emme@panteion.gr www.panteion.grUNIVERSITY OF THE AEGEAN,DEPARTMENT OF CULTURALTECHNOLOGY ANDCOMMUNICATIONUNIVERSITY OF THE AEGEANHarilaou Trikoupi & Faonos Str.81100 Mytilene-GreeceT. 30 22510 36600secr@ct.aegean.grwww.aegean.gr/culturaltec115

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Festival Director: Dimitri EipidesHead of Agora / Market - Crossroads Co-production Forum Artistic Director: Marie-Pierre MaciaHead of Film Market: Yanna SarriAgora / Market Coordinator - Balkan Fund - Crossroads Co-production Forum: Angeliki VergouFilm Market Coordinator: Denise AndreolaWorks in Progress: Marie-Pierre Macia, Dimitris Kerkinos, Eleni Androutsopoulou, Angeliki Vergou, Yanna SarriSalonica Studio Coordinator: Themis VeleniDigitization Coordinator: Yorgos NounesisAgora Market Production Manager: Panayotis GalliosCopy editing and translations: Denise Andreola, Yanna Sarri, Angeliki VergouI.T. & Telecommunications: Yorgos Stounos, Lazaros Boudakidis, Michalis LaftsidisDesign-Production: TECHNOGRAPHAcknowledgementsBulgaria: Mira Staleva (Sofia Meetings)France: Jerome Paillard, Julie Bergeron (Cannes Film Festival), Juliette LepoutreGreece: Yorgos Kalogeropoulos, Apostolia Papaioannou, Dimitris Emmanouilidis (MFI Scrip 2 Film Workshops)Peter Panes, Christina Biermann (Thessaloniki Goethe Institut)and a special thank you to our friend Fenia Kossovitsa10 Aristotelous Sq., 54623 Thessaloniki, Greece T: +30 2310 378400 F: +30 2310 285 7599 Alexandras Av., 11473 Athens, Greece T: +30 210 8706000 F: +30 210 6448143www.filmfestival.grinfo@filmfestival.grHELLENIC MINISTRY OF CULTURE AND TOURISM© 2010, Thessaloniki International Film Festival