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All Europe articles – Page 337
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NewsLuc Besson's Lucy to open Locarno
Thriller starring Scarlett Johansson to open Locarno Film Festival.
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NewsStill Life wins at VOICES
Uberto Pasolini’s second feature [pictured] wins at fifth edition of Russian showcase for young European cinema.
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NewsNew Horizons unveils line-up
Running July 24-Aug 3, the festival will open with Wild Tales, Winter Sleep and Clouds of Sils Maria
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NewsBeatles to open NIFF
Adaptation of Lars Saabye Christensen’s novel to open the 42nd Norwegian International Film Festival.
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NewsGeorge RR Martin advocates Game of Thrones movie
Speaking at the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Festival, Game Of Thrones creator George R. R. Martin has acknowledged that he would like to round off the epic TV series with a feature film.
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NewsIndustry mourns Frank Stehling
Filmboard Berlin-Brandenburg veteran was most recently MD of Berlin-based PRIMEHOUSE.
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NewsZvjagintsev, Daldry among Motovun guests
Special country focus on Turkey; youth programme moves to neighbouring Buzet.
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NewsOdessa unveils works in progress
EXCLUSIVE: The Battle of Sevastopol among 11 projects being presented next week.
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NewsKarlovy Vary pitches include Fornay film
Karlovy Vary’s industry days continued today with the Pitch & Feedback initiative, including the new film from My Dog Killer director Mira Fornay, alongside the Docu Talents from the East showcase.
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NewsZurich introduces TV section
Out-of-competition strand will present productions that have garnered attention from the global TV world.
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NewsSecond edition of SOFA announced
The School of Film Agents 2014 will take place Aug 15-24 in Wroclaw and feature eight projects.
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NewsAMBI options thriller O.O.B.I.
Martina Stella’s debut screenplay is set to enter principal photography in early 2015.
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NewsKarlovy Vary unveils Works in Progress
A dark animated take on The Little Mermaid and the urban legend of a teenage serial killer in 1960s Poland prove stand outs at KVIFF’s Works in Progress event.
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NewsRome announces 2014 changes
Audience to decide the award-winners in each section, which have changed name and focus for this year’s festival.
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NewsAward-winner pulled due to Russian obscenity law
EXCLUSIVE: Festival screening of Yes and Yes [pictured] pulled due to Russia’s new anti-obscenity law.
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NewsLUX Prize 2014 finalists unveiled
Girlhood, White God and The Wonders among the finalists announced in Karlovy Vary; 2013 audience winner revealed.
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