Faq

What do I do if a film or film set has a content warning?

The content warning has been added by the festival's curatorial team to let viewers know that the films may contain some difficult scenes (e.g. violence, abuse). If you are uncomfortable with such scenes, it is recommended that you carefully read the set descriptions before purchasing a ticket or entering the movie theater.

Are the films suitable for children?

There will be specially designed and curated screenings for teens. The films are not suitable for children.

Is the space accessible for people with mobility difficulties?

Cinobo Patision is not accessible to people with mobility difficulties. However, PDSFF will be installing a wheelchair lift for the days of the festival. Thus, Cinobo Patision and the surrounding area on the days of the festival will be accessible to people with mobility difficulties.

How does one get to Cinobo Patision?

Cinobo Patision is located on 28 Oktovriou Street (Patision) 79, Athens. The “Victoria” stop is the most convenient for whoever is using the metro (line 1). There are also plenty of nearby bus and trolley stops (OTE, OTE PEDIOU AREOS, PLATEIA VICTORIAS, PEDIO AREOS)

What language is the festival held in?

PDSFF is a multilingual festival at its core. PDSFF films come from all over the world, are screened in their original language, while Greek and English subtitles are provided for each film.