Pavlos Pavlidis

Songwriter and singer Pavlos Pavlidis answers the big question "what should I watch tonight" by discussing with us his 5 favourite films. What would he do before leaving Earth? Which one would Mary from his song watch? A conversation on surveillances, Tibetan rituals and Screamin' Jay Hawkins.

Titles in this collection

Lucky
4.4
150 reviews

Lucky

John Carroll Lynch20171h 28mSocial Issues, Dramedy

Harry Dean Stanton's last exercise in stillness is the story of an atheist’s road trip in search of meaning. One of the most legendary character actors in modern American cinema performs the star role of a lifetime, shot shortly before his death. — Lucky is a 90-year-old atheist who protects his independence fiercely and, compared to many of his peers, has lived a full, rich life. When he starts feeling that the end is nigh, Lucky begins a literal and spiritual journey of exploring the self, along with a variety of eccentric characters that live somewhere in the American desert. — Prize of the Ecumenical Jury | Locarno International Film Festival | 2017 Official Selection | Thessaloniki Film Festival | 2017

Three Colors: Red
4.4
301 reviews

Three Colors: Red

Krzysztof Kieslowski19941h 39mMystery, Romance, Drama

The film that was destined to be the culmination of Kieslowski's worldview, as well as his swan song, is a hymn to friendship and to anything that inexplicably and almost magically can unite lives and destinies. — A photo model in Zurich meets a lonely retired judge who spends his hours eavesdropping on his neighbors' phone calls in the last of the 3 films in Krzysztof Kieslowski's Color Trilogy. — Nominated for Best Director | Oscars | 1995 Nominated for Best Original Screenplay | Oscars | 1995 Nominated for Best Cinematography | Oscars | 1995 Official Selection | Cannes Film Festival | 1994

City of God
4.7
598 reviews

City of God

Fernando Meirelles20022h 10mCrime, Drama, Action

Most of the cast grew up in Cidade de Deus, the real Rio neighbourhood the film is named after, and nothing in this harrowing thriller feels made up. It earned four Oscar nominations, Best Director for Fernando Meirelles among them. — Rocket grows up on a housing estate on the edge of Rio in the 1960s, never without his camera and with no interest in the gangs around him. Zé has been killing since he was a boy, and by the 1970s the whole neighbourhood answers to him. It stays that way until someone stops being afraid of him. — Nomination for Best Director Oscar | Oscars | 2004 Nomination for Best Original Screenplay Oscar | Oscars | 2004 Best Editing | BAFTA Awards | 2003 Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film | Golden Globes | 2003 Visions Award - Special Mention | Toronto Film Festival | 2002

Pavlos Pavlidis: My 5 favourite films in Cinobo
3.9
7 reviews

Pavlos Pavlidis: My 5 favourite films in Cinobo

34m 33s

Fashion designer Angelos Bratis answers the big question "what should I watch tonight" by discussing with us his 5 favourite films. Who would be the American Isabelle Huppert? Fassbinder: toxic or genius? Is Kieslowski a cliché? A conversation on cinema, fashion, Chinese ideograms and cats.

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