Alexander Stamatiadis (b. 1999) is an award-winning Greek–German filmmaker, writer, and photographer based in Athens. ¶

His films, music videos, and campaigns are rooted in autobiography, exploring heritage, national and personal identity, and lived memories of love and loss. ¶

His latest film, Atlantic (2025)—a personal coming-of-age made with cinematographer Thimios Bakatakis—premiered at the 48th Drama International Short Film Festival, where it received the Special Jury Award and the “From Drama to Clermont-Ferrand” distinction (Road to Clermont-Ferrand program). ¶

He has collaborated widely across the Greek music scene and with international brands such as Campari, Vodafone, VISA. His campaign film A Hot Day (2025) premiered on NOWNESS, while his earlier film Thorn (2022)—an experimental dance short—was selected by festivals including PÖFF Shorts and Aesthetica Short Film Festival. ¶

Currently in development, his new film Volta—produced by Neda Film and set to shoot in 2026—has been awarded funding from the Hellenic Film & Audiovisual Center. ¶