Najlepsze europejskie dokumenty

Europejska Akademia Filmowa wytypowała 15 pełnometrażowych filmów dokumentalnych, które powalczą o tegoroczną nagrodę tej organizacji.

Do nagrody kandydują:

NO LAND´S SONG

Germany, France (93 min)

DIRECTED BY: Ayat Najafi

WRITTEN BY: Ayat Najafi

BOXING FOR FREEDOM

Spain (74 min)

DIRECTED BY: Juan Antonio Moreno, Silvia Venegas

WRITTEN BY: Juan Antonio Moreno, Silvia Venegas

DEMOCRATS

Denmark (99 min)

DIRECTED BY: Camilla Nielsson

WRITTEN BY: Camilla Nielsson

THE GOOD LIFE / LA BUENA VIDA

Germany, Switzerland (97 min)

DIRECTED BY: Jens Schanze

WRITTEN BY: Jens Schanze

TOTO AND HIS SISTERS / TOTO SI SURORILE LUI

Romania, Hungary (93 min)

DIRECTED BY: Alexander Nanau

WRITTEN BY: Alexander Nanau

A SYRIAN LOVE STORY

UK (76 min)

DIRECTED BY: Sean McAllister

GROZNY BLUES

Switzerland (104 min)

DIRECTED BY: Nicola Bellucci

WRITTEN BY: Nicola Bellucci, Lucia Sgueglia

THE LOOK OF SILENCE

Denmark, Norway, Indonesia (99 min)

DIRECTED BY: Joshua Oppenheimer

ELECTROBOY

Switzerland (113 min)

DIRECTED BY: Marcel Gisler

WRITTEN BY: Marcel Gisler

GOOD THINGS AWAIT / SÅ MEGET GODT I VENTE

Denmark (96 min)

DIRECTED BY: Phie Ambo

WRITTEN BY: Phie Ambo

DANCING WITH MARIA

Italy, Argentina, Slovenia (75 min)

DIRECTED BY: Ivan Gergolet

WRITTEN BY: Ivan Gergolet

DRIFTER

Hungary, Germany (72 min)

DIRECTED BY: Gábor Hörcher

ABOVE AND BELOW

Switzerland, Germany (118 min)

DIRECTED BY: Nicolas Steiner

WRITTEN BY: Nicolas Steiner

AMY

UK (127 min)

DIRECTED BY: Asif Kapadia

ALL THINGS ABLAZE / ВСЕ ПАЛАЄ

Ukraine (81 min)

DIRECTED BY: Oleksandr Techynskyi, Aleksey Solodunov, Dmitry Stoykov

Finał 28. edycji Europejskich Nagród Filmowych będzie miał miejsce 12 grudnia w Berlinie.