A multifaceted artist who fully embodies the term “independent filmmaker”, American director, writer and producer Sara Driver is given a carte blanche in the 20th anniversary edition of the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival from March 2 to March 11 to select some of her favorite films that will be presented in this year's event.
On Saturday March 18, don’t miss the screening of the award-winning documentary “First Position” at Danaos Cinema in Athens.
This week, the Insider's Guide takes you through a judgment-free city where "what is wrong in America is ten times worse here and what is right in America, is ten times more right here."
Pioneertown was originally built as a stage for film – almost 200 Westerns have been filmed there! Today, it is a historical landmark for Western movie buffs and one of the largest protected natural areas in America.
From the flux installation of Phillip K. Smith III in Coachella to the bizarre exhibition park with inspired works of art from by Kenny Irwin in his home's 16-acre backyard, this episode of the Insider's Guide takes you through the art world of Palm Springs.
In Episode 1 of the Insider's Guide we travel to Palm Springs, California to admire its unique architecture and learn why so many fascinating people have built their lives in the desert.
The Insider's Guide goes beyond the popular imagery of the U.S. from movies and TV shows. Inspiring stories of entrepreneurial energy, government-private sector collaboration, and community involvement are set against the stunning backdrop of some of the most remarkable sites in the United States.
Bess Kargman's award-winning, box office hit documentary, First Position, follows six extraordinary dancers as they prepare for the chance to enter the world of professional ballet, struggling through bloodied feet, near exhaustion and debilitating injuries, all while navigating the drama of adolescence.
In perfect harmony with nature protection and sustainable development, Exile Room - with the support of the US Embassy in Athens - will screen three environmental documentaries as part of the Festival, which combines cinema, exhibitions, concerts and a series of workshops for young and old, in a valiant effort to bring the public from urban areas to the mountain.
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