Yorgos Lanthimos wins “Best European Director” at European Film Awards

·

Acclaimed Greek director, Yorgos Lanthimos dominated the European Film Awards in Berlin on Saturday, December 7th, taking out eight awards for his film “The Favourite”.

One of these awards included the biggest award of the night – European Director.

Lanthimos’ wins came after his film “The Favourite” was nominated for 10 Academy Awards last year.

The film also won “Best European Film”, “Best European Comedy” and lead actress Olivia Colman won “Best European Actress” for her role in the film.

“The Favourite” has been described as a “tragicomedy” about the story of Queen Anne.

Advertisement

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Advertisement

Latest News

Marcus Stoinis named in Australia’s Twenty20 World Cup squad

Greek Australian cricket all-rounder, Marcus Stoinis has officially been named in Australia's T20 World Cup squad for 2024, with the competition commencing from Saturday, June...

George Georgiadis’ SA distillery sells to Japanese beverage company

Award-winning McLaren Vale gin company, Never Never Distilling Co, has been bought by Japanese giant, Asahi Beverages for an undisclosed sum.

Goodman chief financial officer Nick Vrondas amongst highest paid in Australia

Goodman Group's Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Nick Vrondas has ranked third on Australia's list for highest paid CFOs.

Greeks condemn Gaza war in May Day protest

Greek workers marched through central Athens on Wednesday to demand pay rises that would bring their salaries close to the European average.

Red eggs for Orthodox Easter: Symbolism and how to dye them

Every year, Easter is one of the most important religious celebrations in the Orthodox faith. That being said, one of the most significant traditions associated...

You May Also Like

St. George Mining executive chairman John Prineas discusses new diamond drilling project in WA

“[The] area remains underexplored and only lightly drilled, providing an opportunity ... to deliver exciting discoveries to expand the mineralised footprint ... identified at Mt Alexander,” Mr Prineas said.

‘No one could leave’: The last Greek Jewish Holocaust survivor shares her story

“We were like animals,” says Esther Matathia Bega, one of Greece’s last Greek Jewish Holocaust survivors in an interview with Ekathimerini.

Australian government to protect faith-based places with 40 million grants program

The Albanese Government will help protect faith-based places with a new $40 million grants program to improve security and safety.