Thessaloniki, through the glass: Part 2
More views from the Thessaloniki Film Festival via Ray Pride's camera.
A large part of the already-congested central city is turned into a maze by excavation for the new Metro.
A Thessaloniki festival patrons consulting a wall schedule near the John Cassavetes Theater.
Scattered around the central city, graven Dziga-Vertov images that look like huge cookies.
After a movie at the John Cassavetes, spectators escape into the sun and 65 degree weather to have a smoke by the sea.
Kindly crowds linger after an acting masterclass with David Straitharn and Chris Cooper.
Ray Pride is film critic of the Chicago weekly Newcity and a contributing editor of Movie City News and Filmmaker Magazine, as well as a photographer. He observes independent film at moviecityindie.com; links to his work are at http://raypride.blogspot.com.
A large part of the already-congested central city is turned into a maze by excavation for the new Metro.
A Thessaloniki festival patrons consulting a wall schedule near the John Cassavetes Theater.
Scattered around the central city, graven Dziga-Vertov images that look like huge cookies.
After a movie at the John Cassavetes, spectators escape into the sun and 65 degree weather to have a smoke by the sea.
Kindly crowds linger after an acting masterclass with David Straitharn and Chris Cooper.
Ray Pride is film critic of the Chicago weekly Newcity and a contributing editor of Movie City News and Filmmaker Magazine, as well as a photographer. He observes independent film at moviecityindie.com; links to his work are at http://raypride.blogspot.com.
Michael Jones is the film festival editor at Variety.com. 
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