Athens, European Film Awards

European Film Awards to Host 2027 Edition in Athens
The European Film Awards is set to make its debut in Southwestern Europe in January 2027, when its 39th edition will be hosted in Athens. The award show, which were first presented in Berlin in 1988 to promote and support the European film industry,
European Film Awards Moving to Athens, Yorgos Lanthimos' Home Town, for 2027 Gala
The European Film Awards will move to Athens, the home city of EFA-winning director Yorgos Lanthimos, for its 2027 event. The European Film Academy and the Hellenic Film and Audiovisual Centre in Athens announced the move on Wednesday.
European Film Awards Set Athens As Location For 39th Ceremony In January 2027
The European Film Awards, Europe’s equivalent of the Oscars, will head to the Greek capital of Athens for its 39th ceremony on January 16 2027. It will mark the second time the ceremony will take place at the beginning of the year rather than its previous December slot.
The European Film Awards go to Athens in January 2027
The European Film Academy awards are moving to January to be part of the height of the international film awards season
European Film Awards sets Athens as host city of 2027 ceremony
The European Film Awards has selected Athens as the host city for its 2027 ceremony. Athens will mark the first time the event has been held in Southeastern Europe. The 39th European Film Awards 2027 will take place in the city’s Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center.
Athens to host the 39th European Film Awards in January 2027
The event marks a prime moment for the Greek film industry and the promotion of the country on the European and international cultural scene.
Screen International48m
Eve Gabereau to head Vue’s UK-Ireland distribution arm Vue Lumière (exclusive)
Eve Gabereau, CEO of UK distributor Modern Films, has joined Vue Lumière, the fledgling foreign-language and independent film ...
The Advocate12d
New films and classics: Manship Theatre’s European Film Series begins next week
Two French films round out the six-film series. François Truffaut’s French New Wave classic from 1959, “The 400 Blows,” shows ...
Cat-centred animation 'Flow' was a historic win for Latvia at the Golden Globes
In a historic night of firsts, Gints Zilbalodis’ 'Flow' from Latvia triumphed in the Best Motion Picture – Animated category, ...
Cineuropa2d
European (co-)productions sweep the Golden Globes
Emilia Pérez has triumphed with four statuettes and The Brutalist followed with three, with Flow shining bright as the ...
Variety19d
European Film Market Reports Exhibition Stands Now Sold Out, Adds Distributor Award and Innovation Hub
The European Film Market, which is part of the Berlin Film Festival, has revealed that spaces for exhibitors at the EFM’s various venues are fully booked. The EFM, which runs Feb. 13-19 ...