Athens International Film Festival 2014: The Winners

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'71, 20.000 Days on Earth, AIFF, Athens International Film Festival, Audience Award, Best Newcomer Award, best short film, Blind, City of Athens Best Director Award, Daniel Ribeiro, Efthimis Kosemund Sanidis, Eskil Vogt, ex-aequo, Golden Athena Award, Iain Forsyth, II, Jane Pollard, Jonas Alexander Arnby, Little England, Luton, Michalis Konstantatos, Pantelis Voulgaris, Pinelopi Tsilika, Sofia Kokkali, The Way He Looks, When Animals Dream, winners, Yann Demange

Here are the winners of the 20th Athens International Film Festival (AIFF) which took place from September 17th to 28th in Athens, Greece.

Mikra Agglia (Little England)

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Andreas Konstantinou, Andros, Anneza Papadopoulou, Best Foreign Language Film, Brides, Christos Kalavrouzos, drama, Eirini Igglesi, film, Ioanna Karystiani, Little England, Maximos Moumouris, Mikra Agglia, Mina Saltaferou, Moscha, Movies, Nikos Vatokouzis, Orsa, Pantelis Voulgaris, Pinelopi Tsilika, Quiet Days in August, romance, Savvas Saltaferos, Sofia Kokkali, Spyros, The Stone Years, trailer, trailer review, Vasilis Vasilakis

A Greek movie filmed totally in Andros -an island of the Aegean sea- showing more than just a tourist aspect but instead delving into its glorious as well as dark past.