Alkis Papastathopoulos

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Alkis Papastathopoulos is a filmmaker from Greece who holds an MA degree in Film studies of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. They are a Sundance Alumnus and have directed five shorts. Their film “en flicka” premiered and won a special mention in the Outview Film Festival. In 2014 their experimental short “en pojke” premiered at MIX NYC Queer Experimental Film Festival and continued its journey in many international festivals (Berlin Porn Film Festival, Pink Screens FF, Leeds Queer Film Festival, Queer City Cinema, Outview FF). In 2018 their short film/music video “Gomenaki” won the Best Music Video award at the IndieMemphis Film Festival. Later that year they won the HBO Europe award for the Best TV Series project at Midpoint TV Launch for the dramedy series in development “Sleepover” they co-write with Maria Hatzakou. In 2019 “Sleepover” was selected to be part of Sundance institute’s New Voices Lab becoming the first European series ever to participate in that lab. Their most recent short film is Honeymoon (2023).

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Director:
2019  Hyped
2019  Pic Nic Days
2023  Honeymoon

Editor:
2017  After Before
2019  Hyped
2019  Pic Nic Days
2021  Amygdala
2023  Honeymoon
2024  Tilos Weddings

Screenplay:
2017  After Before
2019  Hyped
2019  Pic Nic Days
2021  Amygdala
2023  Honeymoon
2024  Tilos Weddings

Sound:
2013  Boil
2013  Dry
2017  After Before
2019  Hyped
2019  Pic Nic Days
2021  Amygdala
2023  Honeymoon
2024  Tilos Weddings

Writer:
2013  Boil
2013  Dry
2017  After Before
2019  Hyped
2019  Pic Nic Days
2021  Amygdala
2023  Honeymoon
2024  Tilos Weddings

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