AWARDS
My Happy Family wins the top prize at the Transilvania IFF12/06/2017 - All of the awards at the 16th edition of the festival went to European titlesCOMPETITION
Chrysanthemums Time
Dmytro Moiseiev
Chrysanthemums Time : Wandering aimlessly09/06/2017 - The second feature by Ukrainian director Dmytro Moiseiev delves into the process of mourning that follows the tragic loss of a loved oneGod's Own Country
Francis Lee
God's Own Country : Falling in love is never easy09/06/2017 - The feature debut by British director Francis Lee whisks us away to a Yorkshire farm as it tells the story of the blossoming of a romantic relationship that is not without its complications
Francis Lee • Director09/06/2017 - We caught up with British director Francis Lee, whose first feature, God’s Own Country, screened at the Transilvania IFF after garnering success at Sundance and BerlinDolphins Go East
Verónica Perrotta, Gonzalo Delgado
Dolphins Go East : You only get one father08/06/2017 - The film written, directed by and starring Uruguay’s Verónica Perrotta and Gonzalo Delgado, and co-produced with Germany, paints a cutting portrait of parent-child relationshipsThe One-Eyed King
Marc Crehuet
The One-Eyed King : A multi-layered political black comedy07/06/2017 - Spanish filmmaker Marc Crehuet’s four-character film cleverly balances laughs and relevanceLand of the Little People
Yaniv Berman
Land of the Little People : War games13/10/2016 - Israeli filmmaker Yaniv Berman's feature debut is a violent fairy tale exploring the social circumstances emerging from Israel's political situationGlory
Petar Valchanov, Kristina Grozeva
Glory : The two faces of Bulgaria08/08/2016 - LOCARNO 2016: Petar Valchanov and Kristina Grozeva’s second feature is a sociopolitical gem
Petar Valchanov, Kristina Grozeva • Directors12/08/2016 - LOCARNO 2016: Cineuropa talks with Petar Valchanov and Kristina Grozeva, the Bulgarian director duo behind Glory, a gripping social drama that shows just how divided Bulgarian society isMy Happy Family
Nana Ekvtimishvili, Simon Gross
My Happy Family : "It’s never too late"23/01/2017 - Duo Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Gross are back with a magnificent portrait of a woman in search of freedom, directed with subtle mastery
Nana Ekvtimishvili, Simon Groß • Directors - InterviewBERLIN 2017: Cineuropa sat down with filmmakers Nana Ekvtimishvili and Simon Groß, who screened My Happy Family in the Forum section of the Berlinale, after its world premiere at Sundance
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