Thessaloniki Cinema Museum & Cinematheque
Harbourfront warehouse museum of Greek film, with vintage cameras, projectors, posters and costumes.
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This audio guide to the Thessaloniki Cinema Museum, in an old crop warehouse on the city's port, starts with a single costume behind glass: the trenchcoat Bruno Ganz wore in Theo Angelopoulos's Eternity and a Day. It follows that coat from a seaside apartment in this city to the red carpet at Cannes, and the director back through these doors on the day the museum reopened. Listen in front of the costume display, then finish facing the water outside.
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