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2026-03-29T15:16:01Z

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 |Emilia Petropoulou
 |An adaptation of the play I Ptósi enós Vounoú (1862) written by Sotiria Hadjitzi (1837-1908).
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2026-03-29T15:05:47Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Yamato Endo<br>Dimitrios Meloulis<br>Ruzha Velikova
 |Third animation film to win the prize, the film, a critics-favorite Tylastronian anime of the 2000s, follows the journey of a young Avocet who has to migrate for the first time. The film is an alegory to the displacements during the single-party period and to the ambiental changes in the planet. The young wader is guided by the Goddess Gaia.
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2026-03-28T15:34:14Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Ourania Yonezawa<br>Emilia Petropoulou
 |An historical epic that is inspired by the lives of Hypatia of Alexandria and of Sappho of Lesbos. An women empowering story. Statha said that Timandra (1745-1791) epic narratives and mythological epics that empowered women inspired her to make this film.
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2026-03-28T00:06:24Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Yui Tassakou<br>Aydin Ueyama
 |The second animation film to win the best film prize. This film follows the story of a firefighter who prays to Artemis and Gaia that this summer is calm. The film makes flashbacks to the previous summer with brutal wildfires and destruction and death both animal and human. An animation was so realistic many people had to left the room in tears in the scene where the firefighter holds a toy of a child who had abandoned the village that completly burned.
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2026-03-27T22:15:31Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Elias Metaxas<br>Makis Primoulis
 |An epic narrative that tells the origin of skiing in Tylastrona.
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2026-03-27T22:03:20Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Valentinos Vlahidis<br>Yanni Palelis
 |One of the very first supernatural films produced in Tylastrona. This film story talks about a young girl whose friend is a ghost of a girl who died during the Independence War in 1668.
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2026-03-27T19:30:50Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Gianni Antonakis
 |The cinematic biography of the first High Priestess of Tylastrona, Maria Makris (1917-1978) who ruled Tylastrona between 1970-1978 and contributed for the democracy in Tylastrona after the Theocratic Revoltuion. Some people think that ''Kathréptis'' by Valentinos Vlahidis should have won.
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2026-03-27T19:16:27Z

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 |Antonis Zappidis
 |Last Metaxas prize as a director. Adaptation of the controversial Eros (1890) written by the playright Sotiria Hadjitzi (1837-1908).
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2026-03-27T18:41:01Z

Ceremony

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	== Ceremony ==		== Ceremony ==
	The ceremony takes place in late November (Maimaktēriṓn). During each annual ceremony, TACT pauses in memoriam to pay tribute to those in the industry who have died over the past 12 months, showcasing a montage of images accompanied by music.		The ceremony takes place in late November (Maimaktēriṓn). During each annual ceremony, TACT pauses in memoriam to pay tribute to those in the industry who have died over the past 12 months, showcasing a montage of images accompanied by music.
	The High Priestess attends the ceremony since ~~1971~~ and the office holder as delivered two prizes: Best Film since ~~1971~~ and Best International Film since 1974. The Tylastronian National Broadcast (on TNB 2) broadcasts the ceremony freely.		The High Priestess attends the ceremony since 1972 and the office holder as delivered two prizes: Best Film since 1972 and Best International Film since 1974. The Tylastronian National Broadcast (on TNB 2) broadcasts the ceremony freely.

	== List of Awards ==		== List of Awards ==

2026-03-27T18:40:44Z

TACT Award for Best Film

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 |Elias Metaxas<br>Philippos Zenopoulos
 |The Odyssey from the perspective of Telemachus, it is an intimate and emotional movie.
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