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ODYSSEUS AWARDS 2009
  • Best Fiction Feature Film

  • The last homecoming, directed by Corinna Avraamidou. Production: Avra Productions, Cyprus, 2008. Duration: 85’. (UK Premier). 

  • Best Documentary

  • The night Fernando Pessoa met Constantine Cavafy, directed by Stelios Charalampopoulos. Production: Periplus, Greek Film Centre, Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT S.A.), GRAAL, Contracosta Producoes, Arctos, Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation. Greece, Portugal, Cyprus, 2009. Duration: 90’. (UK Premier).

  • Best Creative Documentary

  • Kaptain Kemal, a comrade, directed by Fotos Lamprinos. Production: CL Productions, Greek Film Centre, Hellenic Broadcasting Corporation (ERT S.A.), Greece, 2008. Duration: 72’. (UK Premier).

  • Best Short Film

  • Beware of bear, directed by Victoria Vellopoulou. Production: Cinegram, Greece, 2008. Duration: 19.26’. (UK Premier).

  • Best Student Short

  • Love at first click, directed by Triantafillia Dimopoulou. Production: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Greece, 2009. Duration: 13.30’. (World Premier).

  • Best Video Art

  • 2755 miles, directed by Janis Rafailidou. Production: independent, Greece, 2008. Duration: 15’. (UK Premier).

  • Best Animation

  • Recovered, directed by Alfredo Antonio Cozzi & Joe Efstathiou. Production: independent, UK, 2009. Duration: 3.23’. (World Premier).

  • Best Fiction Feature Script

  • The First Casualty, by Paul Papadeas (USA)

  • Best Short Script

  • Two shoes on wheels, by Stefanos Mondelos (Greece)

  • Audience Award

  • Search thou not (short film) directed by Nikos Giannikas. Production: @rteam, Greece, 2009. Duration: 11’. (UK Premier).

  • and

  • SpinaLonga (short film) directed by Costas Athousakis. Production: Mitos Productions, Greece, 2007. Duration: 20’. (UK Premier).

  • www-Visitor choice

  • Mariza (animation) directed by Constantine Krystallis. Production: independent, Australia / Greece, 2008. Duration: 4.24’. (UK Premier).

Odysseus Awards 2009

The jury: Leon Herbert (director, filmmaker), Ann Kristine Glenster (producer, film financer, scriptwriter), Leda Papachatzi (programming manager, ANT1 Europe), Aris Vasiliadis (journalist), Sophie Papadopoulos (actress, producer).

 
LGFF 2009 OPEN DAY EVENT
 

Shooting in Greece

Free Informational Networking Event for UK and International producers and directors, supported by the Greek National Tourism Organisation,  London Office,  in the context of the London Greek Film Festival.

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'Greece': free monthly newsletter 

“Greece” is a free monthly newsletter published by the Press Office of the Greek Embassy in London. It includes Background-News-Information about the latest developments in Greece regarding, among others, Politics, Economy and Culture.

Click here to download (pdf file) the November 2009 newsletter!

If you wish to receive a FREE copy of “Greece” please email at: pressoffice@greekembassy.org.uk

 Affiliate Festivals

50th Thessaloniki International Film Festival, Greece

With the motto «Why cinema now?” the 50th Thessaloniki International Film Festival in Greece, would like to make a radical proposition; an occasion for thought, dialogue, communication, interaction; a singular celebration that will reach its peak this coming November, from the  13th to the 22nd.

 

International Short Film Festival in Drama, Greece

News about the 15th International Short Film Festival in the city of Drama.

 

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 Charity

Cancer Research UK is the world's leading charity dedicated to cancer research. In 2007/08 spends £333 million on cancer research projects, and a further £11m million on cancer information and advocacy.

Cancer Research UK

 

ActionAid is one of the UK’s largest international development charities, helping poor children, families and communities in over 35 of the world’s poorest countries.

 

   

 

 


         

         

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