Μake us preferred on Google Thessaloniki will host a cinema-themed party on Thursday, November 12, as part of this year’s Thessaloniki International Film Festival, celebrating three decades since the founding of the city’s first film school.
Titled “A Cinephile’s Party,” the event is organized by Greek culture magazine Parallaxi and the Thessaloniki International Film Festival, with the support of energy company Natural Gas Hellenic Energy Company. It will take place at MOMus Art Cafe, inside the Museum of Contemporary Art, starting at 9:30 p.m. Admission is free.
The evening will bring together music, cinema and creativity in a venue that also hosts an exhibition by Greek musician and artist K. Veta, creator of the song “Lucky Star” (Tyhero Asteri).
The song has been re-recorded especially for the energy company’s “Behind the Lights” campaign, adding another musical connection to the event.
The party forms part of the wider celebrations surrounding the Thessaloniki International Film Festival, offering film enthusiasts and visitors an opportunity to come together and mark an important milestone in the city’s cinematic history.
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