The Pandemic Anthology
2020, Portuguese. Directed by Fabrício Bittar & Martín Blousson & Guillermo Carbonell & Giordano Gio & Karl Holt & Andreas Kyriacou & Junior Larethian & Matheus Maltempi & Julio Napoli & Emerson Niemchick & Daniela Pires & Alejo Rébora & Beatriz Saldanha.
2020 has its place in history as the year a virus stopped the entire planet. In its first months, amid quarantine and growing uncertainty about the future, Fantaspoa Film Festival launched a contest for filmmakers from around the world to create their pandemic-related stories—in their homes, with the resources they had at hand. This anthology brings together the 15 most representative and creative short films produced, capturing this moment in time that, if humanity is lucky, will never be repeated.
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- 1h 26m
- Post-credits
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- Language
- Portuguese
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Cast & crew
- Fabrício BittarDirector
- Martín BloussonDirector
- Guillermo CarbonellDirector
- Giordano GioDirector
- Karl HoltDirector
- Andreas KyriacouDirector
- Junior LarethianDirector
- Matheus MaltempiDirector
- Julio NapoliDirector
- Emerson NiemchickDirector
- Daniela PiresDirector
- Alejo RéboraDirector
- Beatriz SaldanhaDirector
- Fábio BaltarCast
- Martín BloussonCast
- Guillermo CarbonellCast
- Julio Napoli FilhoCast
- Giordano GioCast
- Karl HoltCast
- Andreas KyriacouCast
- Junior LarethianCast
- Matheus MaltempiCast
- Emerson NiemchickCast
- Daniela PiresCast
- Alejo RéboraCast
Details
- Released
- 22 May 2020
- Original title
- Antologia da Pandemia
- Country
- Brazil
- Written by
- Fabrício Bittar, Martín Blousson, Guillermo Carbonell
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The Pandemic Anthology is streaming on Amazon Prime Video in India. (Checked 11 November 2026.)
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If you liked The Pandemic Anthology, try Poison, The Surrender, Corridors of Blood.
Who directed The Pandemic Anthology?
The Pandemic Anthology (2020) was directed by Fabrício Bittar and Martín Blousson and Guillermo Carbonell and Giordano Gio and Karl Holt and Andreas Kyriacou and Junior Larethian and Matheus Maltempi and Julio Napoli and Emerson Niemchick and Daniela Pires and Alejo Rébora and Beatriz Saldanha and stars Fábio Baltar, Martín Blousson, Guillermo Carbonell.