European Film Awards - Voting Now Open
Monday, September 2, 2019 at 6:00PM
NATHANIEL R in And Then We Danced, Cold War, EFA, Honeyland, Pain & Glory, Tel Aviv on Fire, The Favourite, foreign films

by Nathaniel R

The Favourite may have lost most of its Oscar nominations but it can still win some EFAs!

The 32nd annual European Film Awards are happening this December 7th in Berlin. Voting for the People's Choice prize is now open. And -- "gay rights!"-- The Favourite still probably has another award ceremony to get through. Due to the EFA's non-calendar year eligibility as well as the complications of release patterns in multiple countries and the EFA's non-fussiness about dates you'll find that the people's choice options are a very strange mix this year from THREE calendar years worth of movies (2017-2019). 

After the jump, that odd group as well as two longlists (to give you festival prioritizing help) before the nominations are announced in early November...

PEOPLE'S CHOICE NOMINEES

 

 

and you can vote right here.

 

The EFAs proper (the prizes you can't vote on since that's up to the EFA membership itself) wont announce their nominations until November 9th but they have announced the finalist lists for both documentaries and features which are as follows...

DOCUMENTARY FINALISTS


 

 

FEATURE FILM LONG LIST
These 46 films will be where they draw their nominations from for the 2019 EFA nominations

Sweden's remarkable Georgian-based film AND THEN WE DANCED is an EFA longlister and Oscar submission

 

God Exists, her Name is Petrunija about a woman crashing an all male event. The Macedonian comedy has been sold to 15 countries already.

It's been 13 years since Pedro Almodovar's last Oscar attention. Can "Pain & Glory" return him to the mix?

Tel Aviv on Fire is an Ophir nominee this year (Israel's Oscars)

 

 

Article originally appeared on The Film Experience (http://thefilmexperience.net/).
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