Following the professional dialogues of Psarokokalo Pro, SPINA invites us to strip away the formats, the microphones, and the distance. Two days after the industry networking, the conversation opens up, slows down, and becomes shared.

 

Just as the Folegandros sun begins to set, directors, actors, producers, and festival guests gather not around a panel, but around a table with a glass of wine.

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Inspired by the true spirit of SPINA, this is not a formal discussion; it is a relaxed, intimate embrace of cinematic storytelling. An open ground for genuine, informal encounters where personal experiences, raw ideas, and festival travelogues flow freely. This is where the philosophy of independent cinema meets the authentic identity of the island: human, spontaneous, and unscripted.

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Pull up a chair, pour a glass of wine, and let’s share our stories before the screen lights up.

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