How to Save a Dead Friend, a film by Marusya Syroechkovskaya

European Film Awards announces 2022 documentary selection shortlist

13 Documentary Film Selections from all over Europe, covering a multiplicity of stories and subjects, that have been recommended for a nomination for the European Film Awards 2022. The European Film Awards will be presented on 10 December in Reykjavík, Iceland. From 15 European countries – both EU and non-EU – the list of selected documentary films again illustrates the great variety in cinema throughout Europe. European Film Awards 2022 Documentary Selections A House Made of Splinters (dir. Simon Lereng Wilmont) – Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Ukraine A Thousand Fires (dir. Saeed Taji Farouky) – France, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Palestine Angels…

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13 Documentary Film Selections from all over Europe, covering a multiplicity of stories and subjects, that have been recommended for a nomination for the European Film Awards 2022. The European Film Awards will be presented on 10 December in Reykjavík, Iceland. From 15 European countries – both EU and non-EU – the list of selected documentary films again illustrates the great variety in cinema throughout Europe.

European Film Awards 2022 Documentary Selections

  • A House Made of Splinters (dir. Simon Lereng Wilmont) – Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Ukraine
  • A Thousand Fires (dir. Saeed Taji Farouky) – France, Switzerland, The Netherlands, Palestine
  • Angels of Sinjar (dir. Hanna Polak) – Poland, Germany
  • Girl Gang (dir. Susanne Regina Meures) – Switzerland
  • How to Save a Dead Friend (dir. Marusya Syroechkovskaya) – Sweden, Norway, France, Germany
  • Mariupolis 2 (dir. Mantas Kvedaravicius) – Lithuania, France, Germany
  • Mr Landbergis (dir. Sergei Loznitsa) – Lithuania, Netherlands
  • Nelly & Nadine (dir. Magnus Gertten) – Sweden, Belgium, Norway
  • Republic of Silence (dir. Diana El Jeiroudi) – Germany, France, Syria, Qatar, Italy
  • The Balcony Movie (dir. Pawel Lozinski) – Poland
  • The Eclipse (dir. Nataša Urban) – Norway
  • Three Minutes – A Lengthening (dir. Bianca Stigter) – Netherlands

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