42 Films Selected
Another edition of the “European Film Awards” is
being prepared and will take place in Berlin, December 1.
Recently, a short list of 42 films was announced, making
official those who are running for this year's Awards. In
contrast to other years, none of the big film nations have
more than three films on the list and the 26 countries represented,
illustrate vividly the great diversity of European cinema.
In the coming weeks, the 1,800 members of
the “European Film
Academy” will vote for the nominations in the different 15
award categories. This means that nominees for Best EUROPEAN
CINEMATOGRAPHER 2007 are among these 42 film titles. The nominations
will be announced on November 3 at the “Sevilla
Festival de Cine Europeo” in Spain .
The 20th European Film Awards presenting the winners will
take place in Berlin on December 1.
www.europeanfilmacademy.org
EUROPEAN FILM AWARDS 2007
The
Selection
4 LUNI, 3 SAPTAMINI SI 2 ZILE (4
Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days), Romania - directed by Cristian
Mungiu; cinematography by Oleg Mutu
ALATRISTE, Spain - directed by Agustin
Díaz Yanes; cinematography by Paco
Femenia
ALEXANDRA, Russia/France - directed
by Alexander Sokurov; cinematography by Aleksandr Burov
AUF DER ANDEREN SEITE (The Edge
of Heaven), Germany/Turkey - directed by Fatih Akin; cinematography
by Rainer Klausmann, BVK/ SCS
BELLE TOUJOURS, Portugal/France - directed by Manoel de Oliveira;
cinematography by Sabine Lancelin
BIKUR HATIZMORET (The Band's Visit), Israel/France - directed
by Eran Kolirin; cinematography by Shai Goldman
BÖRN (Children), Iceland -
directed by Ragnar Bragason; cinematography by Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson
DAGEN ZONDER LIEF (With Friends Like These), Belgium - directed
by Felix van Groeningen; cinematography by Ruben Impens
DU LEVANDE (You, the Living), - Sweden / Germany / France / Denmark
/ Norway - directed by Roy Andersson; cinematography by Gustav
Danielsson
EDUART, Greece/Germany - directed by Angeliki Antoniou; cinematography
by Jürgen
Jürges , BVK
FARVÄL FALKENBERG (Falkenberg
Farewell), Sweden/Denmark - directed by Jesper Ganslandt; cinematography
by Fredrik Wenzel
DAS FRÄULEIN (Fraulein), Switzerland/Germany - directed
by Andrea Staka; cinematography by Igor Martinovic
IMPORT EXPORT, Austria - directed by Ulrich Seidl; cinematography
by Edward Lachman, A SC and Wolfgang Thaler
IN MEMORIA DI ME (In Memory of Myself), Italy - directed by
Saverio Costanzo; cinematography by Mario Amura
IRINA PALM, Belgium/Germany/Luxemburg/UK/France - directed by
Sam Garbarski; cinematography by Ghinzu
IZGNANIE (The Banishment), Russia - directed by Andrey Zvyagintsev;
cinematography by Mikhail Krichman
KLOPKA (The Trap), Serbia/Germany/Hungary - directed by Srdan
Golubovic; cinematography by Aleksandar Ilic
KUNSTEN AT GRÆDE I KOR (The Art of Crying), Denmark/Norway
- directed by Peter Schoenau Fog; cinematography Harald Gunnar
Paalgard, FNF
LADRONES (Thieves), Spain - directed by Jaime Marques; cinematography
by David Azcano
LADY CHATTERLEY, France - directed by Pascale Ferran; cinematography
by Julien Hirsch
THE LAST KING OF SCOTLAND, UK - directed by Kevin Macdonald;
cinematography by ANTHONY DOD MANTLE DFF/BSC
MIEHEN TYÖ (Man´s Job), Finland - directed by Aleksi
Salmenperä, cinematography by Tuomo
Hutri
MIO FRATELLO É FIGLIO UNICO (My Brother Is An Only
Child), Italy - directed by Daniele Luchetti; cinematography
by Claudio Collepiccolo
LA MÔME (La Vie en Rose), France/Czech Republic/UK - directed
by Olivier Dahan; cinematography by Tetsuo Nagata, AFC
MÝRIN (Jar City), Iceland/Germany/Denmark - directed by
Baltasar Kormakur; cinematography by Bergsteinn Björgúlfsson
NINCS KEGYELEM (Without Mercy), Hungary - directed by Elemér
Ragályi; cinematography by
Elemér Ragályi , HSC and Marci Ragályi
LA NOCHE DE LOS GIRASOLES (The Night
of the Sunflowers), - Spain/Portugal/France - directed by Jorge
Sánchez-Cabezudo; cinematography
by Ángel Iguácel
OBARNATA ELHA (Christmas Tree Upside Down), Bulgaria/Germany
- directed by Ivan Cherkelov & Vassil Zhivkov; cinematography
by Rali Raltschev
OBER (Waiter), The Netherlands/Belgium - directed by Alex van
Warmerdam; cinematography by Tom Erisman, NSC
OBSLUHOVAL JSEM ANGLICKÉHO KRÁLE (I Served the
King of England), Czech Republic/Slovak Republic - directed by
Jirí Menzel; cinematography by Jaromír
Sofr
ONCE, Ireland - directed by John Carney; cinematography by Tim
Fleming
DAS PARFUM – DIE GESCHICHTE EINES MÖRDERS (Perfume: The
Story of a Murderer), Germany/France/Spain - directed by Tom
Tykwer; cinematography by Frank Griebe
PERSEPOLIS, France - directed by Marjane Satrapi & Vincent
Paronnaud (Animation)
PLAC ZBAWICIELA (Savior's Square),
Poland - directed by Joanna Kos-Krauze & Krzysztof Krauze;
cinematography by Wojciech Staron
THE QUEEN, UK/France/Italy - directed by Stephen Frears; cinematography
by Affonso Beato , ABC/ ASC
REPRISE (Reprise), Norway/Sweden - directed by Joachim Trier;
cinematography by Jakob Ihre
LA SCONOSCIUTA (The Unknown), Italy/France - directed by Giuseppe
Tornatore; cinematography by Fabio Zamarion
THIS IS ENGLAND, UK - directed by Shane Meadows; cinematography
by Danny Cohen
VIER MINUTEN (Four Minutes), Germany - directed by Chris Kraus;
cinematography by Judith Kaufmann , BVK
VRATNÉ LAHVE (Empties), Czech Republic/UK/Denmark - directed
by Jan Sverák; cinematography by Vladimír
Smutný , ACK
YUMURTA (Egg),Turkey/Greece - directed
by Semih Kaplanoglu; cinematography by Özgür
Eken
ZWARTBOEK (Black Book), The Netherlands/Germany/Belgium/UK
- directed by Paul Verhoeven; cinematography by Karl Walter
Lindenlaub , BVK/ASC
Diana Soeiro
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