Film & Media · Athens and Thessaloniki
Cristian Mungiu's FJORD earns five nominations at the European Film Awards
Cristian Mungiu's film FJORD has received five nominations at the 39th European Film Awards, including Best European Film. Winners will be announced on 16 January 2027 at a gala in Athens.
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In brief
FJORD is nominated for Best European Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay (Cristian Mungiu), Best Actor (Sebastian Stan) and Best Actress (Renate Reinsve) at the 39th European Film Awards.
The awards gala in Athens is scheduled for 16 January 2027, and the film was one of 45 European fiction features shortlisted for competition.

Nominations
Cristian Mungiu's FJORD received five nominations at the 39th edition of the European Film Awards, announced at the Thessaloniki International Film Festival. The film is up for Best European Film, Best Director and Best Screenplay (both for Mungiu), Best Actor for Sebastian Stan and Best Actress for Renate Reinsve. It was one of 45 European fiction features shortlisted for competition. Winners will be announced on 16 January 2027 at a gala in Athens.
Release and screenings
The film has been shown at about 50 international festivals and has reached cinemas in the United Kingdom and Ireland. Its Italian release is set for 19 November, preceded by previews in Rome, Milan and Bologna attended by Mungiu. On 28 November it will screen in Berlin as part of "Around the World in 14 Films". Earlier in November it won the Audience Award at Jakarta World Cinema, the only prize presented at that festival.
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Sources and context
- Cristian Mungiu
- Director and screenwriter of FJORD, nominated for Best Director and Best Screenplay
- Sebastian Stan
- Actor nominated for Best Actor for FJORD
- Renate Reinsve
- Actress nominated for Best Actress for FJORD
- Places
- Athens, Thessaloniki
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