33rd Panorama of European Cinema - International Competition Section

Here are the Awards of this year's 33rd edition:

On Saturday 5/12, at 8.00 p.m., on the festival's YouTube channel

the Awards of this year's 33rd edition

will be announced online by this year's Juries.

Διαδικτυακή συζήτηση με θέμα τη διανομή των ελληνικών κινηματογραφικών ταινιών,

πραγματοποιήθηκε, μέσω zoom, την Τετάρτη 2 Δεκεμβρίου, στο κανάλι του φεστιβάλ στο YouTube.

Ολόκληρη τη συζήτηση μπορείτε να τη δείτε, εδώ.

ONLINE DISCUSSION

“GREEK CINEMA AND DISTRIBUTION”

On Wednesday, December 2, from 19.00 to 20.30,

an online discussion will be held via zoom about the distribution of Greek films.

The audience will be able to watch it live streaming on the Festival’s YouTube Channel.

The 33rd Panorama of European Cinema

goes online

on Wednesday morning 25/11, at 10.00 am.

This year, our films are available online, for free, via the cinesquare platform.

Find the basic information you need to know about our screenings

and how to watch the films in 3 simple steps, here.

We present you the films that will compete in this year's International Competition Section & the Juries

as well as the last two tributes for this year's 33rd edition of the Festival:

"1821 and the Wars of Independence" - Revolutions and Struggles for Independence in films,

"Post-Apocalyptic Images of an Uncertain Future", a future which often the cinema has painted with scary images

 in films that create chills but also questions and thoughts about life itself and its essence.

Finally we present you a programme of short films by film schools New York College & Horme Pictures.

Video created by Fokion Bogris

Music track: "The Race" by Innerspeaker from their album "Into The Voodoo Lab"

Innerspeaker @ YouTube: http://bit.ly/2Z10MRC

Our programme in pdf format will be available shortly.

The 33rd Panorama of European Cinema

goes online on Wednesday morning 25/11, at 10.00 am.

On Saturday 5/12, at 8.00 p.m., on the Festival's YouTube channel

the Awards of this year's edition will be announced online by the Juries.

Screening Schedule

 Here is the Screening Schedule of this year's 33rd Panorama of European Cinema:

The International Competition Section of the Panorama of European Cinema

is comprised of a selection of European films by acclaimed as well as new coming directors

that have drawn our attention during the past year but have not yet secured distribution in Greece.

Short Films

by New York College Film School

Short Films

by Horme Pictures Film School

"1821 and the Wars of Independence"

Revolutions and Struggles for Independence in films.

"Post-Apocalyptic Images of an Uncertain Future"

A future which, often, the cinema has painted with scary images, in films that create chills

but also questions and thoughts about life itself and its essence, in other words, about the need, or not, of mankind.

Athinorama Magazine Reader's Award is presented by the Athinorama Magazine Readers' Jury. 

All films competing in the International Competition Section are nominees.

The FIPRESCI AWARD -Theodoros Angelopoulos is presented

by the International Federation of Film Critics Jury - FIPRESCI.

All films competing in the International Competition Section are nominees.

The Award for Best Greek Film is presented by the Greek Panorama Jury,

and is accompanied by a 1000-euro cash prize - offered by the Greek Film Centre.

All Greek films competing in the International Competition Section are nominees.

The Award for Best Film is presented by the International Panorama Jury.

All films competing in the International Competition Section are nominees.

On the Silver Globe (Na srebrnym globie)

Andrzej Zulawski - Polland - 1988 - col.

Hard To Be a God (Трудно быть богом / Trudno byt' bogom)

Aleksey German - Russia - 2013 - b&w

The Bookworm - A quarantine short film

Efstratios Panourios - Greece - 2020 – b&w

Athanasia (immortality)

Nikoletta Chouchouli – Greece – 2020 – col.