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    The Constitution among 51 nominees for European Film Awards

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    By World Cinema Reports' Editors on 08/22/2017 News

    The European film Academy (EFA) has revealed the 51 fiction films that will compete for nomination at the 30th European Film Awards.

    A total of 31 European nations are represented on the list.

    One national film has been voted into selection from the 20 counties with the most EFA members. The rest of the list was selected by the EFA board and invited experts Péter Bognár (Hungary), Dave Calhoun (UK), Giorgio Gosetti (Italy), Christophe Leparc (France), Jacob Neiendam (Denmark) and Alik Shpilyuk (Ukraine).

    Members of the EFA will vote in the coming weeks to nominate films for the categories of best European film, director, actor, actress and screenwriter.

    Nominations will be announced on November 4 at the Seville Film Festival.

    The ceremony will take place in Berlin on December 9.

    Recipients in the categories of cinematographer, editor, production designer, costume designer, hair and makeup artist, composer and sound designer will all be selected by a seven-member jury.

    The 51 selections are as follows:

    A Ciambra (Italy, USA, France, Sweden)
    Dir. Jonas Carpignano

    A Date For Mad Mary (Ireland)
    Dir. Darren Thornton

    A Gentle Creature (France, Germany, Lithuania, Netherlands)
    Dir.Sergei Loznitsa

    A Jew Must Die (Switzerland)
    Dir, Jacob Berger

    A Monster Called (Spain)
    Dir. J.A Bayona

    Afterimage (Poland)
    Dir.Andrej Wajda

    Ana, Mon Amour (Romaina, Germany, France)
    Dir. Câlin Peter Netzer

    Big Big World (Turkey)
    Dir.Reha Erdem

    BPM (Beats Per minute) (France)
    Dir.Robin Campillo

    Bright Sunshine in (France)
    Dir.Claire Denis

    Brimstone (Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France, Sweden, UK, Hungary)
    Dir. Martin Koolhoven

    Fortunata (Italy)
    Dir. Sergio Castellitto

    Frantz (France, Germany)
    Dir. François Ozon

    Frost (Lithuania, France, Poland, Ukraine)
    Dir. Sharaunas Bartas

    Godless (Bulgaria, Denmark, France)
    Dir. Ralitza Petrova

    Happy End (France, Germany, Austria)
    Dir. Michael Haneke

    Heartstone (Iceland, Denmark)
    Dir. Guòmundur Arnar Guòmundsson

    Home (Belgium)
    Dir. Fien Troch

    Ice Mother (Czech Republic, Slovakiua, France)
    DIr. Bohdan Sláma

    In Times of Fading Light (Germany)
    Dir. Matti Geschonneck

    Indivisible (Italy)
    Dir. Edoardo De Angelis

    Insyraited (Belgium, France)
    Dir. Philippe Van Leeuw

    Istanbul Red (Turkey, Italy)
    Dir. Ferzan Opetek

    Jupiter’s Moon (Hungary, Germany)
    Dir.Kornél Mundruczó

    Lady Macbeth (UK)
    Dir. William Oldroyd

    Layla M. (Netherlands, Jordan, Belgium, Germany)
    Dir. Mijke De Jong

    Loveless (Russia, Belgium, Germany, France)
    Dir. Andrey Zvyagintsev

    My Grandmother Fanny Kaplan (Ukraine)
    Dir. Olena Demyanenko

    On Body and Soul (Hungary)
    Dir. Ildikó Enyedi

    Paradise (Russia, Germany)
    Dir. Andrei Konchalovsky

    Requiem for Mrs. J. (Serbia, Bulgaria, Fyr Macedonia, Russia, France)
    Dir. Bojan Vuletić

    Return to Montauk (Germany, France, Ireland)
    Dir. Volker Schlöndorff

    Sami Blood (Sweden, Denmark, Norway)
    Dir. Amanda Kernell

    Son of Sofia (Greece, Bulgaria, France)
    Dir. Elina Psykou

    Spoor (Poland, Germany, Czech Republic, Sweden, Slovakia)
    Dir. Agnieszka Holland & Katarzyna Adamik

    Stefan Zweig – Farewell to Europe (Germany, Austria, France)
    Dir. Maria Schrader

    Summer 1993 (Spain)
    Dir. Carla Simón

    The Constitution (Croatia, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Fyr Macedonia)
    Dir. Rajko Grlić

    The Fury of A Patient Man (Spain)
    Dir. Raúl Arévalo

    The Killing of A Sacred Deer (Ireland, UK)
    Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos

    The King’s Choice (Norway, Denmark, Sweden, Ireland)
    Dir. Erik Poppe

    The Last Family (Poland)
    Dir.Jan P. Matuszyński

    The Nothing Factory (Portugal)
    Dir. Pedro Pinho

    The Other Side of Hope (Finland, Germany)
    Dir. Aki Kaurismäki

    The Party (UK)
    Dir.Sally Potter

    The Square (Sweden, Germany, France, Denmark)
    Dir, Ruben Östlund

    The Teacher (Slovakia, Czech Republic)
    Dir. Jan Hřebejk

    Tom of Finland (Finland, Germany, Sweden, Denmark)
    Dir. Dome Karukoski

    Western (Germany, Bulgaria, Austria)
    Dir. Valeska Grisebach

    Wild Mouse (Austria)
    Dir.Josef Hader

    You Disappear (Denmark, Sweden)
    Dir. Peter Schønau Fog

    Source: Screen Daily

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