Austrian Film Days to kick off next Monday

Home Culture & Society Austrian Film Days to kick off next Monday 22-06-2022 03:48 PM Ammon News - The Austrian Embassy Amman, in cooperation with the Royal Film Commission - Jordan (RFC) will launch the first edition of the Austrian Film Days on Monday June 27th. On the first two days, the Austrian Film Days will screen two feature-length movies on Monday, "The Miracle Exercise", a drama directed by Michael Kreihsl, while on Tuesday the audience enjoy "Children", a documentary directed by Bettina Henkel, a joint statement said on Wednesday. On the last day, four short films will be screened on Wednesday, which have qualified for the "Austrian Film Award 2021," a part of the "Austrian Short Film Show 2021/22". This effort is a collaboration between the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs and the Austrian Film Academy. The short films are: "The Watcher", by Albin Wildner, "The Washing Machine", by Dominik Hartl, "The Judgement in Case K", by Ozgur Anil, and "Fishes", by Raphaela Schmid.

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Austrian Film Days to kick off next Monday

22-06-2022 03:48 PM

Ammon News - The Austrian Embassy Amman, in cooperation with the Royal Film Commission - Jordan (RFC) will launch the first edition of the Austrian Film Days on Monday June 27th.

On the first two days, the Austrian Film Days will screen two feature-length movies on Monday, "The Miracle Exercise", a drama directed by Michael Kreihsl, while on Tuesday the audience enjoy "Children", a documentary directed by Bettina Henkel, a joint statement said on Wednesday.

On the last day, four short films will be screened on Wednesday, which have qualified for the "Austrian Film Award 2021," a part of the "Austrian Short Film Show 2021/22".

This effort is a collaboration between the Austrian Federal Ministry for European and International Affairs and the Austrian Film Academy.

The short films are: "The Watcher", by Albin Wildner, "The Washing Machine", by Dominik Hartl, "The Judgement in Case K", by Ozgur Anil, and "Fishes", by Raphaela Schmid.

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