All Europe articles – Page 212
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NewsSOFA takes on eight participants for fourth edition
Names and projects announced at Karlovy Vary.
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NewsSerbian comedy wins Karlovy Vary Works in Progress prize
Serbia-Bulgaria-Macedonia co-pro wins takes prize.
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News'Tangerines' director reveals details of follow-up 'The Monk'
EXCLUSIVE: Zaza Urushadze filming first feature since Oscar-nominated drama.
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NewsStudio Hamburg launches UK arm with former BFI executive
EXCLUSIVE: UK film and TV outfit to be led by Vivien Muller-Rommel.
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NewsRai inks opera deals in US, Europe and Asia
Rai sells second opera season to distributors around the world.
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NewsStudiocanal UK: 10 years in the making
From Optimum Releasing to Paddington and Legend, Studiocanal is now the UK’s biggest indie producer-distributor. Screen speaks to CEO Danny Perkins.
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NewsAbbas Kiarostami dies aged 76
Palme d’Or-winning director, icon of the Iranian New Wave, has died in Paris; Martin Scorsese praises “extraordinary body of work”.
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NewsMunich Filmfest wrap: Florian Eichinger named best director
Eichinger’s Hands Of A Mother won three prizes at the German Cinema New Talent Awards.
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NewsStudiocanal acquires FrightFest pick 'The Chamber'
Johannes Bah Kuhnke leads the underwater thriller about a special ops unit that travels to the bottom of the Yellow Sea.
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Reviews'Zoology': Karlovy Vary Review
Dir/scr: Ivan I. Tverdovsky. Russia/France/Germany, 2016. 87 mins
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NewsJamie Dornan, Willem Dafoe open 51st Karlovy Vary
War thriller Anthropoid opens film festival in Czech Republic.
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NewsRai Com sells 'They Call Me Jeeg' to US, Europe
Gabriele Mainetti’s fantasy superhero film won seven Italian film awards earlier this year.
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NewsStudiocanal swoops on Lynne Ramsay-Joaquin Phoenix thriller
EXCLUSIVE: Hot Cannes package You Were Never Really Here has secured a UK deal; shoot due to get underway late summer.
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NewsCreative Europe launches $135m guarantee facility
Initiative will support 10,000 creative sector SMEs.
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NewsFilm Fest Gent reveals Nordic, Japanese programmes
Confirmed titles include Måns Månsson’s Yarden [pictured] and Eiji Uchida’s Lowlife Love.
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NewsNFTS launches trio of initiatives to support women directors
A mentorship programme and paid internships are being introduced in a bid to help boost the number of female directors in the industry.
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NewsKarlovy Vary to close with 'Café Society', honour Jean Reno
Guests at this year’s event will include Joshua Marston and actor Michael Shannon who will present new mystery-drama Complete Unknown.
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NewsFrancis Ford Coppola to receive Stockholm fest honour
The Godfather director will be presented with the event’s lifetime achievement award.