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All Europe articles – Page 104
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NewsAutobiographical documentary ‘In A Whisper’ wins top IDFA prize
UK director Lucy Parker’s investigative work Solidarity wins best first appearance prize for debut features.
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FeaturesWhy it took 80-year-old Marco Bellocchio 50 years to make his first Mafia epic 'The Traitor’
The film is Italy’s entry for the best international feature Oscar.
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Reviews‘Faith’: IDFA Review
Eye-opening portrait of the isolated Italian religious sect Warriors Of Light
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NewsTallinn Film Wonderland studios to open in 2022
Studio complex will be the largest of its kind in the Baltic region.
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NewsChaotic scenes as European Documentary Network votes to dissolve itself
The decision was made during a stormy annual general meeting held in the middle of IDFA.
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Features“For the first time big names approached us,” says Black Nights’ festival director
What it means to be a ‘Class A’ FIAPF festival.
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NewsEuropa Cinemas Awards announce 2019 winners
Source: Joana Linda/Europa Cinemas Arthouse cinemas in Slovenia, France and Bulgaria were recognised at the annual awards.
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Features“Small is beautiful” explains Tallinn Black Nights industry head
A third works in progress category, a new masterclass strand and an increased focus on TV among additions.
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NewsInternational producers look to Estonia as local sector soars
The Estonia 100 project ignites local production and cinema-going.
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FeaturesEstonia’s plugged-in locations industry attracts Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ to Tallinn
The Warner Bros production spent €16m in the Baltic capital.
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News‘God Exists, Her Name is Petrunya’ wins new Arab Critics’ Awards for European Films
Feature revolves around woman who challenges male-only tradition.
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News'Frozen 2' races to $99.6m at global box office, $35m from first two days in China
Full results to appear here on Sunday.
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NewsIranian filmmaker Mohsen Makhmalbaf criticises “shameful” UK government over passport row
The wife and daughter of the London-based filmmaker have been denied passports.
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NewsNational Film School of Denmark director Vinca Wiedemann steps down following student strike
The strike was in protest at changes to the curriculum this year.
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Reviews‘Gipsy Queen’: Tallinn Review
A struggling Romanian immigrant mother finds possible salvation in the boxing ring
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NewsIFFR’s Hubert Bals Fund unveils new script and project selections
Recipients include a Berlin Silver Bear winner.
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NewsDanish film industry supports strike by national film school students to remove director
Directors Lone Scherfig, Dagur Kari and Nikolaj Arcel have signed a letter supporting the strike.
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News‘The Favourite’ reigns over European Film Awards craft prizes
Other winners include ‘Pain and Glory’ and ‘System Crasher’.
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News‘Joker’ cinematographer wins top prize at Camerimage
Further prizes awarded to Quentin Tarantino, Edward Norton, Peter Greenaway and Richard Gere.
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News‘Nutcracker And The Magic Flute’ sells to key Europe, Asia territories
Animation sold to Germany, Italy and more.