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PromotionWatch: Spanish short ‘The Cause Of The Accident That Set The Fire’ featuring ‘Emilia Perez’ star Karla Sofía Gascón
The short is directed by Lope Serrano and aims to showcase the talent, creativity, and expertise of the Spanish film industry.
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PromotionSpanish Screenings on Tour arrives at AFM
Rising Spanish audiovisual talent will be on display in four key showcases — Animation, Fantastic Cinema, Remakes and Producers — as part of the country’s biggest ever Screenings on Tour event.
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PromotionWhy cinematography and screenwriting are the themes of Evolution Mallorca 2024
The 13th edition of Spain’s Evolution Mallorca International Film Festival runs October 30-November 5.
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PromotionHow the Tokyo Film Commission is helping international productions make the most of the city
TFC has assisted recent projects including Netflix’s ’City Hunter’ and Apple TV+’s ‘Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters’
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PromotionWomack Studios is planning a Spanish infrastructure boom and super-charging its international reach
Plans include a growing slate of film and TV productions, business acquisitions, an ambitious set-building strategy and additions to its managing team.
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PromotionHong Kong’s role in international co-productions highlighted at ACFM
Two panels focused on Hong Kong’s growing role in international co-productions, with an emphasis on the Asian Content & Film market.
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Promotion‘Miracle In Cell No. 7’ team talk sequel and adaptations at Busan event
The team behind the projects spoke on a panel here at the ACFM.
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PromotionTop Talents showcase spotlights nine Taiwanese actors to watch in 2024
The second edition of TAICCA’s Top Talents showcase will showcase nine Taiwanese actors on a global stage and elevate the profile of Taiwanese productions.
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PromotionIn pictures: Unifrance reception at San Sebastian 2024
Unifrance hosted a drinks reception at San Sebastian International Film Festival on September 22.
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PromotionWhat’s behind the strong showing for Basque filmmakers at international festivals?
The region has seen a rise in public support and benefits from one of Europe’s most valuable filmmaking incentives.
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PromotionWhat Spanish market Iberseries and Platino Industria offers the international screen sector
The four-day Iberseries and Platino Industria brings together leading names in the internationally focused Latin America, Spanish and Portuguese content sectors
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PromotionFuture proofing: investment in skills helps UK film and TV crews stay ahead of the pack
“We are in a very strong position right now. There are so many initiatives to up-skill for new entrants, mid-level [workers] and senior level as well.”
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PromotionHow Austria became one of Europe’s leading international film and TV locations
The territory has benefitted from the FISA+ incentive.
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PromotionDenmark’s National Film School is working to give international execs a foothold in the future
The National Film School of Denmark has created two Mini MBAs aimed at international industry professionals.
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FeaturesHow Hollywood blockbusters like ‘Beetlejuice 2’ and ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ were made in the UK
Here are five recent blockbuster projects that have made the most of what the UK has to offer.
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PromotionHitting the beat: Why Anderson .Paak filmed ‘K-Pops!’ in Saudi Arabia’s AlUla
The film will receive its world premiere at Toronto International Film Festival.
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PromotionLithuania’s art, creativity and XR skills are on display at Venice Immersive
‘Play Life’, produced by Lithuania’s LitlBaz Pictures founder Žilvinas Naujokas, is being showcased as part of this year’s Venice Immersive.
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FeaturesHow TorinoFilmLab is making sustainability more accessible for European film producers
TorinoFilmLab’s pioneering Green Production Lab will match sustainability experts with European film producers to create a practical green plan for an upcoming project
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FeaturesLocarno’s First Look selection showcases vitality of Spanish film industry
Six works-in-progress from Spain are being presented to the international industry at Locarno Film Festival