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Thessaloniki Cinema Museum & Cinematheque
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Anastasia
June 2, 2019
Rare items & private collections The museum hosts a great number of several important and rare exhibits some of which have come from private collections. The place is a sanctuary to all the true lovers of cinema. Visitors will have the chance to see how the cinema initially started in Greece, the early first efforts of filming and producing a movie, and of course to learn more about the Golden Era of the ’60s.
Rare items & private collections The museum hosts a great number of several important and rare exhibits some of which have come from private collections. The place is a sanctuary to all the true lovers of cinema. Visitors will have the chance to see how the cinema initially started in Greece, the ea…
Former Member
August 10, 2014
A museum where the visitor can stay the whole day and enjoy watching famous greek movies (with english subs), reading newspaper articles and also watch a 3-d documentary on the history of cinema.
Dimitris
July 15, 2020
The Cinema Museum was founded in early 1995 following a decision from the Organization “Thessaloniki Cultural Capital of Europe 1997.” Today it is part of the Thessaloniki Film Festival and has its own steering committee. It is hosted in Warehouse 1, in a building on the quay of the port 1 at the end of the old waterfront, close to Aristotle’s Square. The mission of the museum is to collect, preserve and display as museum exhibits, artifacts from the cinema history and life in Greece. The creation of the museum was possible after the purchase of the Film collection of the Thessaloniki’s cinematographer Nikos Bililis. The exhibits include film cameras and projectors, old parts and accessories for cinematographic equipment, containers for film developing, lenses, equipment and film subtitling material as well as movies, reportage films, posters from nearly two thousand movies, giant handmade film posters, the musical background to all cinematographic works published before 1995 on LP Vinyl records and CD, and a film archive. The visitors and researchers of the museum’s archive can find information about the cinema in Greece since 1985. This includes information on the film festival, public screenings of films in Greek cinemas as well as biographical information on directors and actors. Similar work for the period 1926 – 1985 is now ready to be completed. The museum organizes guided tours and shows film-clips in a room specially designed for this purpose. (Closest bus stop Port in 50 meters distance)
The Cinema Museum was founded in early 1995 following a decision from the Organization “Thessaloniki Cultural Capital of Europe 1997.” Today it is part of the Thessaloniki Film Festival and has its own steering committee. It is hosted in Warehouse 1, in a building on the quay of the port 1 at the…
Eleftheria
September 19, 2019
Here you can enjoy a coffee next to the sea!
Katerina
March 8, 2017
Exhibits include machinery, i.e. cine-cameras and projectors, old pieces of cinema equipment and attachments, cinema-film developing tanks, lenses, sub-titling machines etc., celluloid material (films, news reels etc.), photographs from almost two thousand films, gigantic, hand-produced cinema posters, the musical background to all cinema films circulated prior to 1995 on LPs and CDs, and a cinema archive. In the cinema archive visitors and researchers alike can find information about the cinema in Greece from 1985 and on. This includes information about film festivals, public showings of films in Greek cinemas, and biographical data on directors and actors etc. www.cinemuseum.gr
Exhibits include machinery, i.e. cine-cameras and projectors, old pieces of cinema equipment and attachments, cinema-film developing tanks, lenses, sub-titling machines etc., celluloid material (films, news reels etc.), photographs from almost two thousand films, gigantic, hand-produced cinema poste…
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