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Visions of Europe
Visions of Europe

Visions of Europe

Genres

DocumentaryComedyDrama

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Twenty-five films from twenty-five European countries by twenty-five European directors.

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Budget

$2000000

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

140 mins

Rating

4.9/10

Release Date

01 May 2004

Country

Austria

Cast

Alan Rees

Alan Rees

Narrator (segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag") (voice)

Johanna Troell

Johanna Troell

Teacher (segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Agneta Ulfsäter-Troell

Agneta Ulfsäter-Troell

Narrator (segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag") (voice)

Johan Arnesson

Johan Arnesson

(segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Magnus Mårtenson

Magnus Mårtenson

(segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Sonny Nilsson

Sonny Nilsson

(segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Sixten Magnusson

Sixten Magnusson

(segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Tage Nielsen

Tage Nielsen

(segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Ingvar Rydén

Ingvar Rydén

(segment "Sweden: The Yellow Tag")

Henning Moritzen

Henning Moritzen

(segment "Denmark: Europe")

Cecilie Thomsen

Cecilie Thomsen

(segment "Denmark: Europe")

Marie Hildebrandt Frederiksen

Marie Hildebrandt Frederiksen

(segment "Denmark: Europe")

Piera Dencker-Rasmussen

Piera Dencker-Rasmussen

(segment "Denmark: Europe")

İdil Üner

İdil Üner

Singer (segment "Germany: The Evil Old Songs")

FM Einheit

FM Einheit

Steelworker (segment "Germany: The Evil Old Songs")

Phoebe Scott

Phoebe Scott

Cello (segment "Germany: The Evil Old Songs")

Sonja Schmid

Sonja Schmid

Cello (segment "Germany: The Evil Old Songs")

Birte Schultz

Birte Schultz

Cello (segment "Germany: The Evil Old Songs")

Laura Wiek

Laura Wiek

Cello (segment "Germany: The Evil Old Songs")

Karol Spišák

Karol Spišák

The Priest (segment "Slovakia: The Miracle")

Barbara Horvathova

Barbara Horvathova

The Girl (segment "Slovakia: The Miracle")

Margita Huťťová

Margita Huťťová

The Mother (segment "Slovakia: The Miracle")

Vít Bednárik

Vít Bednárik

The Father (segment "Slovakia: The Miracle")

Ina Marija Bartaitė

Ina Marija Bartaitė

(segment "Lithuania: Children Lose Nothing")

Julija Steponaitytė

Julija Steponaitytė

(segment "Lithuania: Children Lose Nothing")

Rimas Petravieius

Rimas Petravieius

(segment "Lithuania: Children Lose Nothing")

Aleksas Jermolenko

Aleksas Jermolenko

(segment "Lithuania: Children Lose Nothing")

Adele Markauskiene

Adele Markauskiene

(segment "Lithuania: Children Lose Nothing")

Henrikas Rachkus

Henrikas Rachkus

(segment "Lithuania: Children Lose Nothing")

Giorgos Striftaris

Giorgos Striftaris

Self (segment "Greece: Room for All")

Theodoros Kemis

Theodoros Kemis

Self (segment "Greece: Room for All")

Athina Sarla

Athina Sarla

Self (segment "Greece: Room for All")

Marios Ioannou

Marios Ioannou

Self (segment "Greece: Room for All") (uncredited)

Gerard Mannix Flynn

Gerard Mannix Flynn

Self (segment "Ireland: Invisible State")

Lukasz Kozub

Lukasz Kozub

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Adam Walicki

Adam Walicki

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Monika Winiarczyk

Monika Winiarczyk

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Konrad Bugaj

Konrad Bugaj

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Marek Zawierucha

Marek Zawierucha

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Wojciech Szumowski

Wojciech Szumowski

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Jacek Drosio

Jacek Drosio

(segment "Poland: Crossroad")

Lila Makhlouf

Lila Makhlouf

(segment "France: Paris by Night")

Abdel Mekraza

Abdel Mekraza

(segment "France: Paris by Night")

Mohamadou Moudamou Diao

Mohamadou Moudamou Diao

(segment "France: Paris by Night")

Agathe L'Huillier

Agathe L'Huillier

(segment "France: Paris by Night")

Marion Lecrivain

Marion Lecrivain

(segment "France: Paris by Night")

Rona Hartner

Rona Hartner

(segment "France: Paris by Night")

Tara Elders

Tara Elders

Quizmaster (segment "Netherlands: Euroquiz")

Olga Zuiderhoek

Olga Zuiderhoek

Contestant (segment "Netherlands: Euroquiz")

Antonis Katsaris

Antonis Katsaris

Giorgos (segment "Cyprus: My Life on Tape")

Dimitris Xystras

Dimitris Xystras

Koullis (segment "Cyprus: My Life on Tape")

Androulla Irakleous

Androulla Irakleous

Stella (segment "Cyprus: My Life on Tape")

Andros Pafios

Andros Pafios

Andros (segment "Cyprus: My Life on Tape")

Kadri Oim

Kadri Oim

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Elinor Kimmel

Elinor Kimmel

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Ilmar Raag

Ilmar Raag

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Jānis Nords

Jānis Nords

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Sergei Jõgis

Sergei Jõgis

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Shane Hancock

Shane Hancock

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Anna Jatskina

Anna Jatskina

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Tanel Tater

Tanel Tater

(segment "Estonia: Euroflot")

Kathrin Resetarits

Kathrin Resetarits

Iris (segment "Austria: Mars")

Angus Okanume

Angus Okanume

Frank (segment "Austria: Mars")

Markus Hering

Markus Hering

Chairman (segment "Austria: Mars")

Rupert L. Lehofer

Rupert L. Lehofer

Social Worker (segment "Austria: Mars")

Juliette Eröd

Juliette Eröd

Woman (segment "Austria: Mars")

Maha Eddaoudi

Maha Eddaoudi

Child (segment "Austria: Mars")

Dagmar Müller

Dagmar Müller

Student (segment "Austria: Mars")

Valerie Auersperg

Valerie Auersperg

Girl's Voice (segment "Austria: Mars") (voice)

Ben Stuart

Ben Stuart

Lawrence (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Marieclaire Camilleri

Marieclaire Camilleri

Maria (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Eileen Micallef

Eileen Micallef

Dolora (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Philip Mizzi

Philip Mizzi

Guzeppi (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Silvio Catania

Silvio Catania

Dun Pawl (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Godwin Farrugia

Godwin Farrugia

Helmsman (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Carmelo D'Amato

Carmelo D'Amato

Shoreman 1 (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Carmelo Mamo

Carmelo Mamo

Shoreman 2 (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Maryan Muscat

Maryan Muscat

Washer Woman 1 (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Maria Dolores Busuttil

Maria Dolores Busuttil

Washer Woman 2 (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Oreste Sammut

Oreste Sammut

Undertaker (segment "Malta: The Isle")

Pieter Embrechts

Pieter Embrechts

Patrick (segment "Belgium: Self Portrait")

Sofie Van Moll

Sofie Van Moll

Sofie (segment "Belgium: Self Portrait")

Safia Aggoune

Safia Aggoune

(segment "Belgium: Self Portrait")

Benzirar Baroudi

Benzirar Baroudi

(segment "Belgium: Self Portrait")

Hervé Sogne

Hervé Sogne

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Franck Sasonoff

Franck Sasonoff

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Runa Egilsdóttir

Runa Egilsdóttir

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Gintare Parulyte

Gintare Parulyte

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Mendaly Ries

Mendaly Ries

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Claudia Girotto

Claudia Girotto

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Sarah Cottani

Sarah Cottani

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Marco Lorenzini

Marco Lorenzini

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Christian Kmiotek

Christian Kmiotek

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Giovanni Patri

Giovanni Patri

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School")

Maggie Shore

Maggie Shore

(segment "Luxembourg: The Language School") (uncredited)

Peter Musevski

Peter Musevski

Older Worker (segment "Slovenia: Europa")

Ivica Vidović

Ivica Vidović

Croatian Peasant (segment "Slovenia: Europa")

Franci Kek

Franci Kek

Younger Worker (segment "Slovenia: Europa")

Lubica Krenova

Lubica Krenova

Director of Slovak Institute (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Gustavo Monge

Gustavo Monge

Spain Official Correspondent (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Zbigniew Machej

Zbigniew Machej

Polish Institute Deputy Dir. (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Carl Gösta Rüster

Carl Gösta Rüster

Sweden Official Correspondent(segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Stephan Nobbe

Stephan Nobbe

Dir. of the Goethe Institute (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Robert Kiss Szeman

Robert Kiss Szeman

Hungarian Cultural Centre Dir.(segment "Czech Republic:Unisono")

Bojan Pancev

Bojan Pancev

Dir. Bulgarian Institute (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Elizabeth White

Elizabeth White

Deputy Dir. British Council (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Catherine Constant

Catherine Constant

Attache Embassy of France (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Walter Persche

Walter Persche

Dir. Austrian Cultural Forum (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Jean-Pierre Roland

Jean-Pierre Roland

Delegate Embassy of Belgium (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Matjaz Puc

Matjaz Puc

Secretary, Embassy Slovenia (segment "Czech Republic: Unisono")

Brazelina Rodriques

Brazelina Rodriques

(segment "Finland: Bico")

Virginia Rodriques

Virginia Rodriques

(segment "Finland: Bico")

Palmira Fernandes

Palmira Fernandes

(segment "Finland: Bico")

Mariana Lopes-Alves

Mariana Lopes-Alves

(segment "Finland: Bico")

Abel Alves

Abel Alves

(segment "Finland: Bico")

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