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Athens Francophone Film Festival
By Alexis Grivas2013-04-16T10:39:00+01:00
Carole Bouquet with her award. To the right, film director Brigitte Rouan introducing her film Works (Travaux) starring Bouquet.
Carole Bouquet receives the honorary award for her career from the director of the Athens and Epidaurus Festival George Loukos
Alexandre Desplat at the opening of the festival
French director Patrice Leconte at the presentation of his 3D animation film The Suicide Shop at the festival closing and awards gala
French ambassador in Greece Jean Loup Kuhn-Delforge at the opening of the festival
George Loukos, director of the Athens and Epidaurus festival, Carole Bouquet, Olivier Descotes, director of the Athens French Institute
(l-r) Fischer's George Makriyannakis, Irene Souganidou (Feelgood Entertainment) and Populaire screenwriter Daniel Presley with the Fischer sponsored audience award
Irene Souganidou (Feelgood Entertainment) and Populaire screenwriter Daniel Presley with the Fischer sponsored audience award
From right: TV 5 representative George Makriyannakis, Sofia Angelidou (One From the Heart, Greek distributor of the film) with the best film award to Our Children. To the right, Nelly Papahela, head of the Cultute Dept at the Municipality of Athens
Director of the Athens French Institute Olivier Descotes at the opening of the festival
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