Welcome to CineEuroConnect, a free hidden object game that takes you on an enthralling journey through the world of cinema! Beyond testing your skills, it challenges you to uncover inspiring stories from visionary filmmakers, or devoted cinephiles.

Help Theodora, Eva, and Angeliki, film enthusiasts and devoted friends, as they embark on a cinematic adventure, exploring iconic locations — the very sites where CineEuroConnect Film Museum & Heritage Film Festival came to life.

The game has three scenes, modeled after the real-life venues: the historic Town Hall in Karlovasi, Samos, Greece, the prestigious "Krustyo Sarafov" National Academy of Theatre and Film Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria, and the charming "TISZApART" Mozi in Szolnok, Hungary.

Each scene is a cinematic tableau housing over 40 objects to be found, most of them cinema memorabilia showcased during the real-life event. Revealing these old cinema items — props, posters, and so on— stories and histories, both from Europe and the USA, you are like an active eyewitness in the itinerant exhibition that created the project’s narrative. Prepare to be amazed, informed, and motivated as you venture further into the deep relationship between love and film.

As you navigate through this virtual treasure hunt, you should expect to enjoy an inspirational and educative conversation once you have come across one of such objects, such as:

- The poster of “Bugsy Malone”: “A 1975 musical gangster kid movie mashup directed by Alan Parker and starring Jodie Foster. I saw it when I was quite young and it told me anything is possible.” - Larry Karaszewski, Scriptwriter, contributor to CineEuroConnect.

- “The photo from “Novacestii” reminded me of the old Arab warriors as they were drawn in the old paintings, same beard and clothes. As I have something for classics, I always love to watch the old animations, and follow the history of how this art developed over years. It’s not common to find more animated films outside the USA and Japan, so it’s good to discover hidden gems for Europe.” Andrew Mohsen, Film Critic & Programmer, curator CineEuroConnect.

- “The next object that holds a huge significance to me is “Cristian Nemescu’s Camera”. Cristian and me were born in the same year and his death was a real shock for our generation, especially after his amazing short films and knowing he was working on California Dreamin’. Being witness to his parents pain all these years is part of this generation’s transformation from young artists to fully gown-ups and it shaped who we are now. This is why Cristian’s camera is one of those objects impregnated with all the hopes of an entire generation and the remembrance of the fact we are all transitory and the absurd of life is one of the main topics that make us create, in order to fight time.” – Sabina Ulubeanu, Composer & Visual artist, curator CineEuroConnect.

Are you prepared to join their expedition and become part of the enchanting narrative that celebrates the profound connection between passion and cinema?

Features

- Light and shadows change as you modify each scene

- Zoom and Pan for closer look

- Hints button to help you when you get stuck

Technical requirements

- No internet / WIFI needed

- No adds

- Totally free

- No in-game purchases

Contact details

Website: http://www.cineeuroconnect.org/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CineEuroConnect

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cineeuroconnect/

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@CineEuroConnect