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After 20 years at the Thessaloniki festival, how are documentaries pushing boundaries?

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Video. After 20 years at the Thessaloniki festival, how are documentaries pushing boundaries?

Updated: 12/03/2018 - 12:35 GMT+1

Euronews caught up with some of those involved with the Thessaloniki film festival in Greece.

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