All Europe articles – Page 424
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NewsBuyers download Boermans' App
EXCLUSIVE: Highpoint secures deals on Bobby Boermans’ interactive thriller.
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NewsOdessa reveals competition line-up
Fredrik Bond’s The Necessary Death of Charlie Countryman among the 11 films competing for the Golden Duke award at the 4th OIFF.
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NewsUniFrance to receive first CineEurope award
Award will recognise more than 60 years of promoting and distributing French films around the world.
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FeaturesTransilvania International Film Festival
Photos from the 12th Transilvania International Film Festival (TIFF) , which ran from May 31 to June 9.
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NewsLevel K ignites Rocket sales
Kim Mordaunt’s Tribeca and Berlinale winner The Rocket has been snapped up in the UK and Middle East among others.
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NewsEFA masterclass to spotlight animation
The European Film Academy’s masterclass will this year will focus on animation.
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NewsShip of Theseus triumphs at Transilvania
The debut feature of India’s Anand Gandhi adds to prizes won in Dubai and Tokyo.
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NewsLocarno to honour Sergio Castellitto
Italian actor, director and screenwriter Sergio Castellitto is to be honoured at the 66th edition of the Locarno Film Festival (August 7-17).
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NewsBritdoc launches Euro film fund
Britdoc has unveiled a new fund open to independent documentary filmmakers across Europe – and revealed the first two recipients.
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NewsPolanski’s Venus in Fur to open Paris Cinema
Belgium is country of honour at summer festival in French capital which also hosts the industry-focused Paris Project co-production market.
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NewsBejo, Gavras join European Parliament delegation
High-profile delegation heads to Strasbourg to defend ‘cultural exception’.
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NewsSchrader to head Venice Orizzonti jury
Director’s The Canyons, starring Lindsay Lohan, to screen out of competition.
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NewsFidalgo takes Stranger By The Lake
Norwegian distributor Fidalgo has added Alain Guiraudie’s Cannes title to its festival haul.
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NewsEttore Scola unveils Fellini tribute
Scola comes out of retirement for first film in 10 years, How Strange to be Called Federico!.
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NewsOnly God Forgives sparks French political spat
Re-classification of Nicolas Winding Refn’s Only God Forgives from a certificate 16 to certificate 12 prompts debate.
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NewsFinecut secures Moebius pre-sales
South Korean sales company Finecut has announced a raft of pre-sales on the Kim Ki-duk title Moebius, launched at Cannes.








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