Distribution of the Schleswig-Holstein Cinema Awards 2020

07.04.2020 | Home Edition

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Welcome to the fastest and most highly endowed cinema award ceremony of all time in Schleswig-Holstein!

As an immediate measure for the cinemas in the far north, the state of Schleswig-Holstein reacted immediately andCinema Award 2020 on150,000 euros increased. We know that cinema operators are waiting for quick decisions and reliable support. That's why we don't award the cinema programme prize at a big gala during the year, but in record time just one week after the submission deadline:

OnWednesday, 8 April 2020, at 16:00we are therefore starting with the fastest and most expensiveCinema Programme Award of the State of Schleswig-Holstein of all time.

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