With great pleasure Ethnofest is participating @ the 2nd Conference of the Association of Social Anthropologists Greece (SKAE) “Anthropology, ethnography in/for uncertain times” in Thessaloniki 24-26 Μαΐου 2024. You can find the programme here.
The film screenings program “History Projected” organized in collaboration with Goethe Institut, continues. Through a series of screenings that unfold over the course of 2024, Greek and German short and feature films introduce their own dialects and dialectics, assembling different approaches to a common historical past. Micro-narratives and off-beat, soft testimonies in the plural form; studies …
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Another year that the amount of summer school applications have exceeded our expectaions! We thank you for your trust and we hope to see you in July! *Successful applicants will be notified from the 2nd till the 8th of May 2024 and will be expected to confirm their participation until Friday, 17th of May 2024. Otherwise, their position will …
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The current global socio-political landscape is marked by fragility and complex challenges, ongoing conflicts, social inequalities, and the urgent need for sustainable solutions. Amidst these issues, war and its tactics have intensified the call for representation and visibility, emphasizing the importance of inclusive dialogue and collaborative efforts to address the pressing concerns of our interconnected …
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Ethnofest & University of Amsterdam Athens Summer School in Visual Ethnographic Practices 1 – 21 July 2024 Applicants: Students from the last year BA, Master & 1st year PhD in Social/Political Sciences, Humanities, Fine Arts & Film Studies The Ethnofest – Athens Ethnographic Film Festival in collaboration with the University of Amsterdam (UvA) organises the …
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The Association of Social Anthropologists Greece (SKAE), in collaboration with the Institute of Historical Research / National Hellenic Research Foundation (ERC-funded Project MUTE), and the Athens Ethnographic Film Festival-Ethnofest, invites you to a screening of the film A POR POR FUNERAL FOR ASHIRIFIE – Jazz Cosmopolitanism in Accra Series [color, 60 min, 2009], with the …
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German-Greek Filmic Dialogues on the Past and Future Through a series of screenings that unfold over the course of 2024, Greek and German short and feature films introduce their own dialects and dialectics, assembling different approaches to a common historical past. Micro-narratives and off-beat, soft testimonies in the plural form; studies on mythology and …
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Ethnofest 14 has officially ended but our big tribute “Intangible Cultural Heritage: 20 Years Within the World” will be extended until the end of December. In this light, we are delighted to announce that you still have the chance to enjoy a curated selection of films that touch upon themes of intangible cultural heritage. As …
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The physical screenings may have come to an end, still the festival continues online! The online version of the festival is now live and will carry on until Sunday the 10th of December. Scroll through the selection of films and choose the slot(s) of your choice. Apart from the films that were included in our …
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After five days at the cinema, lots of screenings, side-events and open discussions the physical edition of the 14th Ethnofest-Athens Ethnogaphic Film Festival came to an end. Thank you for attending the screenings, participating in the discussions and honoring us with your presence. We can safely say that throughout the years Ethnofest has managed to …
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ONLINE DISCUSSION: MUSIC AND ETHNOGRAPHIC RESEARCH Time: 19.00-21.00 (GR time) From ethnographic research to film and vice versa, how does music function as a means of exploring ourselves and our relationships with people? Ethnomusicologists and filmmakers Marco Lutzu and Daniele Zappatore discuss with the team of the Laboratory of Ethnomusicology and Cultural Anthropology (NCCA) on …
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On Wednesday 29/11 at the Goethe-Institut Athen, the 14th Ethnofest commenced with the screening of the unique film “All of Our Heartbeats Are Connected Through Exploding Stars” by Jennifer Rainsford. With the 2011 Tsunami as a backdrop, the film is a staggering odyssey, an essay on grief, on how humans and nature rebuild after trauma. …
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