Greece
| Name | Est. | City | Type | Details | Website |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Olympia International Film Festival for Children and Young People | 1997 | Pyrgos | International | Held annually in December | http://www.olympiafestival.gr/ |
| Be There Corfu International Animation Film Festival | 2011 | Corfu | Animation Film | http://www.betherefest.gr/ | |
| International Short Film Festival in Drama | 1993 | Drama | Special interest | http://www.dramafilmfestival.gr/ | |
| International Thessaloniki Film Festival | 1959 | Thessaloniki | International | Held annually in November. | http://www.filmfestival.gr/default.aspx?lang=en-US |
| Athens International Film Festival | 1995 | Athens | International | Held annually in September. | http://en.aiff.gr/ |
| Naoussa International Short Film and Video Festival | 2004 | Naousa | International, Short film | Held in May | http://www.niff.gr/ |
| Thessaloniki Documentary Festival | 1999 | Thessaloniki | Special interest | http://www.filmfestival.gr/default.aspx?lang=en-US | |
| Thessaloniki Video Dance Festival | 2000 | Thessaloniki | Special interest | Dance festival with a showcase of dance films. | http://www.filmfestival.gr/videodance/uk/ |
| International Science Film Festival of Athens | 2006 | Athens | Special interest | http://www.caid.gr/isffa/ | |
| Shoot it Mobile Film Festival | 2008 | Athens | Special Interest | Very short films (documentaries, storytelling, video art) made on & for mobile devices | http://www.shootit.gr/ |
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