All Europe articles – Page 310
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NewsNeumann weighs in on DFFF debate
Bernd Neumann, Germany’s former State Minister for Culture and Media, has weighed in with his own comments about the discussion on the German Federal Film Fund (DFFF) spend incentive.
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NewsVinterberg’s Commune sold across Europe
Danish director’s follow-up to The Hunt picked up by the UK, Germany and Brazil among others.
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NewsHirschbiegel’s Hitler assassin drama sells worldwide
Territories in Europe and Asia snap up 13 Minutes.
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NewsKoch, NonStop board UK comedy
How To Live Yours, starring Jodie Whittaker, heads to post-production.
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NewsDev Patel drama 'Infinity' sells worldwide
EXCLUSIVE: Mister Smith inks deals on drama starring Patel and Jeremy Irons.
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NewsDiot adds position at Pole Image
EXCLUSIVE: Pascal Diot has been appointed managing director for Pole Image de Liege, the Belgian audio-visual centre.
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NewsEd Guiney to receive EFA award
Irish producer behind The Guard and Frank to receive European Co-production Award.
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NewsSyria project wins CPH:Forum pitch prize
On Screen Off Record from The Act of Killing producer Signe Byrge Sørensen.
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NewsHot projects on Screenbase
New films on Screenbase this week include teen surf story Bluer Than The Sky, an adaptation of bestselling novel How To Build A Girl and Danish drama The Commune.
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NewsSky finalises European mega-merger
BSkyB has been renamed as Sky after it completed its £7bn acquisition of Sky Italia and purchase of a majority stake in Sky Deutschland.
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NewsShamer's Daughter heads to Middle East, Asia
TrustNordisk also scores sales to Russia and Eastern Europe.
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NewsThe Tribe director among Hubert Bals selection
Some 14 films selected to receive post-production, script and project development grants.
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NewsEuro filmmakers "in shock" over training threat
Film-makers across Europe are “in shock” after learning the news that the Nipkow Programm has not received backing from the EU’s Creative Europe programme for 2015-2016.
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CommentThomas Vinterberg's The Commune first look
Feature marks Vinterberg’s follow-up to The Hunt.