Dominikos Ignatiadis was born in Germany and holds a dual German and Greek citizenship. He is member of the Greek Documentary Association and has attended film and documentary courses in Kapodistriako University of Athens. In 2015 he releases his short film Curriculum Vitae, and in 2017 he made his documentary debut with “Village Potemkin” which was awarded the Greek association of Films Critics at the 19^TH Thessaloniki Documentary Festival. His second documentary “Gabriella – The German with the Bicycle” (2021) which was projected in multiple festivals nationally and internationally, and was nominated for the awards of the Greek Academy of Cinema as well as the Golden Alexander of the 25th Thessaloniki Documentary Festival and was awarded at the Moscow Film Festival. He directed, and co-produced with the Greek Film Centre (GFC) his third documentary Prison Blues (2023) which participated in the 25th Thessaloniki documentary festival in the Open section Horizons. He is soon finishing his new film “Rinoula 2024” with the central issue of nomadic animal husbandry in our country, an institution-ritual that is going to disappear.