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All Europe articles – Page 169
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NewsM-appeal boards Swiss football comedy 'Streaker' (exclusive)
German outfit takes rights to Peter Luisi’s comedy.
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Reviews'Golden Dawn Girls': IDFA Review
Documentary which looks at the women behind the rise of Greece’s far right
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NewsFemale executives reveal harassment at festivals and markets (exclusive)
Screen has spoken to dozens of women who have experienced incidents.
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NewsJuliette Lewis, Stephen McHattie 'Dreamland' shoot begins (exclusive)
D Films to distribute first production with Rob Merilees in Canada; Shoreline handles international sales.
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Swedish Film Institute to introduce sexual conduct education (exclusive)
SFI will mandate that companies take its courses to apply for funding.
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News'Loveless', 'The Square', 'BPM' among first European Film Award winners
2017 edition of EFAs set to take place in Berlin on Dec 9.
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NewsDanish powerhouse Zentropa hit by sexual harassment, bullying allegations
A number of allegations focus on Peter Aalbæk Jensen, who co-founded company with Lars von Trier.
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NewsThessaloniki crowns winners amid concerns over Greek film industry
Ravens and No Date No Signature win top prizes.
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News'Thor: Ragnarok' rules international box office on $77.3m (update)
Tentpole retains China crown in second session.
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News'The Square' proves its box office muscle in Europe and US
Magnolia expands into 30 more sites in US on Friday; Palme d’Or winner already over $2m in France.
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NewsNew doc sales outfit to debut at IDFA with 'Taste Of Cement', 'Queerama' (exclusive)
Canadian distributor Syndicado launches sales company.
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NewsYmagis hires Pascal Mogavero to head up Eclair
Mogavero will take over from Christophe Lacroix.
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NewsFSC picks up world sales on 'La Flor De La Vida' (exclusive)
Festival kicks off in the Netherlands on November 15.
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News'Murder On The Orient Express' travels into 57 territories
Thor: Ragnarok crosses $500m globally.
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FeaturesHow Europa Cinemas is adapting to challenging times
Europa Cinemas continues to play a vital role in helping exhibitors to play European films.
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NewsWomen filmmakers dominate DOK Leipzig prize-winners
Licu, A Romanian Story wins top prize at documentary fest.
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News'Thor: Ragnarok' plunders $153.7m from second international session (update)
Marvel Cinematic Universe exceeds $13bn globally; god of thunder scores record November debut in China.
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NewsUnifrance, industry groups respond to sexual assault report (exclusive)
Government-backed organisation “offers all support” to executive.
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