33rd Panorama of European Cinema - International Competition Section
Here are the Awards of this year's 33rd edition:
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:
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.
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.
We present you two more tributes:
“A Second Viewing” Tribute - Greek films that did not get the distribution they deserved
and a short tribute to Takis Kanellopoulos' work.
33rd PANORAMA OF EUROPEAN CINEMA
Wednesday 25/11 to Friday 4/12
will be held online for the first time
through CINESQUARE platform
(cinesquare.net)
This year's 33rd edition will take place online and for free,
making the festival more accessible to a wider audience.
As every year the programme of the Panorama includes the
International Competition Section as well as selected thematic tributes.
The full programme of the Festival will be gradually announced in the following days.
Today, we give you a first taste of this year's programme presenting two tributes:
"PARADISE IN THE WEST?" - Migration as seen through the eyes of Greek Directors
and a short Tribute to Eric Rohmer's work celebrating the 100th anniversary from his birth.
Panorama of European Cinema, the longest-running film festival in Athens,
returns with its 33rd edition, online and for free, for the first time! The Festival will be held from Wednesday 25/11 to Friday 4/12.
A brief greeting from the Artistic Director of the Festival
Ninos-Fenek Mikelides:
"This year, Panorama of European Cinema, the only festival in Athens that is mostly dedicated to the recent -as well as older- achievements of European and Greek cinema, celebrates its 33rd anniversary. However, due to the coronavirus pandemic, this year's Panorama will be held online, making the festival more accessible to a wider audience.
In these tough times for world cinema – with COVID-19 upending the global film industry, halting film production, and closing cinemas- this year, the festival places its focus on Greek cinema, which has always been, and continues to be, an essential part of its events. European cinema and special tributes are an integral part of this year's programme as well, staying consistent to our festival's artistic tendency and tradition. The full festival programme will be announced shortly, and we are sure it will attract your interest."
Ninos-Fenek Mikelides
Director of Panorama of European Cinema
