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Chariton's Choir (Greek: Η χορωδία του Χαρίτωνα / I horodia tou haritona) is a 2005 Greek film directed by Grigoris Karantinakis. It was Greece's submission to the 79th Academy Awards for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film , but was not accepted as a nominee.
Chariton’s Choir Α “bitter” comedy: A party of tragicomic characters that do not take themselves seriously, act according to the local intrigues and goals, a nostalgic story, which proves – for once more – that youth and beauty are always triumphant, even when a few tricks are necessary to win the prize.
29 nov 2005 · Chariton’s Choir (I horodia tou Charitona), il film da lui interpretato, ha vinto il premio al miglior film assegnato alla cerimonia di premiazione del cinema greco. "E' un premio che ricompensa il duro lavoro di molte persone. Avevo iniziato il progetto otto anni fa" ha detto il regista Gregory Karadinakis che ha ricevuto un assegno di 58. ...
Chariton's Choir is a film directed by Grigoris Karantinakis with Georges Corraface, Akilas Karazisis, Maria Nafpliotou, Christos Stergioglou .... Year: 2005. Original title: I horodia tou Haritona. Synopsis: Chariton Ulianov has one great love: Life!
- Grigoris Karantinakis
- Georges Corraface
CHARRITON'S CHOIR. by Grigoris Karantinakis. synopsis. It is the spring of ’68. A small country is in turmoil. Everyone’s life revolves around the regional Annual Choir Contest, which, for a half a century, has been the focus of the town’s existence. The charismatic high school principal Chariton leads the school choir in his own magical way.
10 nov 2005 · Chariton Ulianov has one great love: Life! That particular love affair however does not hamper him in his pursuit of enjoyment of her simpler pleasures. For him every woman is beautiful, every wine is superior when shared with good company and every situation an opportunity for good humor. His position as School Master in a small provincial town on the island of Corfu gives him the opportunity ...
29 nov 2005 · 29/11/2005. For Thessaloniki Film Festival president George Corraface the party goes on. A day after he declared the event officially over, Chariton’s Choir (I horodia tou Charitona), the film in which the French-Greek actor plays an idiosyncratic teacher in a provincial town, won best feature film during the Greek national cinema awards.
