2021 LA Greek Film Festival Announces Winners
The 2021 Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) took place this May, mostly virtually due to the pandemic. The ceremony’s Orpheus Awards winners announced on Memorial Day Weekend.
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The 2021 Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) took place this May, mostly virtually due to the pandemic. The ceremony’s Orpheus Awards winners announced on Memorial Day Weekend.
The 2021 Los Angeles Greek Film Festival (LAGFF) took place this May, mostly virtually due to the pandemic. After a slate of truly remarkable and moving films, the ceremony’s Orpheus Awards winners were announced on Memorial Day Weekend.
“Pari,” the story of an Iranian mother’s search for her missing son in Athens, directed by Siamak Etemadi, an Iranian who lives in Greece, won the top feature film prize at the Los Angeles Greek Film Festival, an annual showcase for Greek cinema that wrapped its fifteenth edition on May 30.
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