All Europe articles – Page 289
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NewsRemain in Light inks Berlin haul
EXCLUSIVE: Benelux distributor secured deals with Sierra/Affinity, Fortitude and IM Global.
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NewsStockfish to open with Blowfly Park
First edition of the new Icelandic film festival to open with award-winning actor Sverrir Gudnason in attendance.
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NewsEdge takes The Wolfpack for Scandinavia
Sundance winner snapped up at Berlin’s European Film Market (EFM).
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NewsGerman distributors score EFM spree
German distributors Neue Visionen and Salzgeber & Co. Medien each acquired a raft of new titles at this year’s European Film Market (EFM).
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NewsVMI’s Kurt Cobain drama sells to Germany, Japan
EXCLUSIVE: Los Angeles-based VMI Worldwide closed a pair of major theatrical deals at the EFM on its Kurt Cobain true-crime drama.
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NewsJim Jarmusch boards Gabe Klinger romance
Jim Jarmusch to executive produce Gabe Klinger’s Porto Mon Amour starring Anton Yelchin.
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NewsBerlin winner Victoria acquired for France
Version Originale/Condor and Jour2Fete co-acquire heist thriller.
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NewsDanish director killed in Copenhagen shooting
Finn Nørgaard was killed in an attack in the Danish capital on Saturday.
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ReviewsBig Father, Small Father And Other Stories
Dir/scr: Phan Dang Di. Vietnam-France-Germany-Netherlands. 2015. 102mins
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NewsVolkswagen inventor doc hits the road
Feature documentary to tell the story of the Jewish inventor behind Hitler’s favourite car.
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NewsBouckaert talks Belgian tax shelter shake-up
There has been a shake-up to the Belgian tax shelter - one intended to squeeze out the “middlemen” perceived to have abused the system.
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NewsPolak reveals Vita and Virginia details
Dutch director Sacha Polak has revealed further details of her first English-language project, Vita and Virginia.
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NewsNonStop snaps up eight docs at EFM
Stray Dog, Welcome to Leith and Station to Station among haul.
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NewsNew EFM director reflects on first market
The European Film Market’s Matthijs Wouter Knol ended his first edition as director today confident that the new initiatives introduced had been accepted by the industry.