The Naoussa International Film Festival (NIFF)-screening short films and videos- opened its doors on September 29, running through October 2. Using state-of-the-art digital equipment, creators from all over the world have the chance to express themselves through filming and other various activities.
The festival features documentary, animation, fiction and experimental short films, mobile phone movies, as well as a whole special section for youth and student films, titled Digital View South East Europe.
The Festival’s parallel events include concerts, masterclasses, exhibitions, educational events for young cinema fans and several workshops. The main parallel event though is a two-day conference under the title Central Macedonia: A Roadmap for Development aiming at promoting dialogue on a new growth model for Central Macedonia.
source:http://www.greeknewsagenda.gr
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