Romania’s Porumboiu Wins in Athens
Athens (Greece, 28th Panorama of European Cinema, November 26 – December 2, 2015). The Critics Prize went to a European film in the international competition: “The Treasure” (Comoara) by Corneliu Porumboiu (Romania, 2015, 89 min), for “the detailed and profound look, through a parabole, at a skillfully interspersed with irony and humor post-communist society”. Jury mebers: Victoria Smirnova (Maizel), Russia (“Art of Cinema Film Magazine”), Jean-Max Mejean, France (“Jeune Cinéma”), Iphigenia Kalantzi, Greece (“Dromos tis Aristeras”). Festival: www.panoramafest.org
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