All Europe articles – Page 108
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NewsBerlinale World Cinema Fund selects projects from Argentina, the Philippines, South Africa
The Fund has awarded production and distribution funding of €386,400 to 13 films.
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NewsGerman box office on the rebound in the first half of 2019
Constantins’s US teen drama ‘After Passion’ was a surprise hit with young female audiences.
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NewsNew Horizons Film Festival selects 23 projects for Polish Days industry event
‘I’m A Killer’ director Maciej Pieprzyca returns with jazz musician biopic ‘Ikar’.
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NewsNeuchâtel festival to explore how games, transmedia and VFX are transforming filmmaking
The NIFF Extended programme of the Swiss festival is attracting high-level international guests.
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Reviews'Patrick': Karlovy Vary Review
Intriguing debut from Belgian director Tim Mielands is set in a nudist camp
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Reviews'The Father': Karlovy Vary Review
A middle-aged man attempts to stop his widowed father coming off the rails
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NewsLevelK boards Danish documentary feature 'Photographer Of War' (exclusive)
The film follows Jan Grarup as he juggles parenting teenagers with his job visiting war zones.
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Reviews'Lara': Munich/Karlovy Vary Review
Corinne Harfouch is powerful as a jealous mother who struggles to cope with the prospect of her son’s success where she has failed
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NewsCasey Affleck predicts “huge upswing” in quality of independent cinema
The filmmaker was in town with his second directorial feature ’Light Of My Life’.
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Reviews'The Queen’s Corgi': Review
A Buckingham Palace corgi finds himself on the streets in this misjudged animation
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News'Woman At War' director Benedikt Erlingsson blasts film industry's "carbon-farting crisis" in Karlovy Vary
Director said film festivals ”are part of the problem”.
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Reviews'What Might Have Been': Munich Review
A Budapest break brings the past back to life for two former lovers
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NewsKarlovy Vary head Karel Och on the challenge of hosting a festival between Cannes and Venice
Och was disappointed to miss out on Robert Eggers’ ‘The Lighthouse’.
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Reviews'Aga’s House': Karlovy Vary Review
A group of women live alone in a remote mountain location in Kosovo
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Reviews'Monsoon': Karlovy Vary Review
‘Lilting’ director Hong Khaou’s second film follows an Englishman’s exploration of his Vietnamese roots
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NewsJulianne Moore, Bart Freundlich talk about collaborating on 'After The Wedding'
Moore was in Karlovy Vary to accept the festival’s honourary Crystal Globe award.
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Reviews‘End Of Sentence’: Edinburgh Review
John Hawkes and Logan Lerman star in this Irish-set father-and-son road trip