All films will be screened with English, Greek and Turkish subtitles. Following the film screenings, audiences, whether live or on-line, will have a chance to engage in dialogue with the amateur local filmmakers themselves. Audience members will also have a chance to vote for their favourite films, and an international jury will select one film per workshop to receive a cash award of 200 Euro. While the pandemic may limit large gatherings and, at least temporarily, halt the kind of cultural exchange that comes from international tourism, the virtual screenings and the Three-Festival Cultural Exchange in the Southeastern Mediterranean On-line Awards Ceremony that will take place in November offer a different type of opportunity for sharing among cultures. With translation provided in three languages, the Q&As will create an opportunity for people from different countries to learn more about other cultures, exploring the things they share as well as the things that make them unique. In a time of political tensions among Turkey, Greece and Cyprus, not to mention a worldwide pandemic, the trilateral regional film project aims to serve as a reminder of how the cinematic arts can contribute to peace, tolerance and coexistence among people whose nationalities, languages, religions and cultures may differ, but who share a common humanity.