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All Europe articles – Page 558
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FeaturesAn accent on genre
Features about cannibals and female assassins are among the 15 new projects on offer to French partners at this month’s Paris Project co-production platform (July 4-7).
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NewsItalian distributor Medusa's 2011 market share hits 29% so far in 2011
Hoping the hunger for local films won’t wane any time soon, Medusa film on Tuesday announced their current annual film investment would reach €130m, of which $142m (€100m) will go into local product.
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NewsMasterImage 3D signs deals with Gaumont Pathe and Toho
France and Japan’s largest cinema operators opt for 3D supplier MasterImage 3D
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NewsIDFAcademy's Summer School selects 16 documentary projects
Tutors will include Janus Metz and the BBC’s Kate Townsend.
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NewsGerman funds partner with Russia's RCF to encourage joint development of films
Also German-Polish co-production treaty in the works.
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NewsUNIC gets new CEO, new members and Brussels HQ
Jan Runge elected head of cinemas union; Odeon, Cineworld among exhibitors to join
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Dutch distributors sanction AAM digital cinema rollout
14 members of the NVF sanction AAM and Cinema Digitaal cinema conversion
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NewsNorwegian Film Institute backs new films from Olso director Trier
Norwegian director Joachim Trier, whose Oslo, August 31st was launched in Un Certain Regard at Cannes, and Oslo-based production outfit, Motlys, have received slate funding for their next two, maybe three projects together, from the Norwegian Film Institute.
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NewsBoyer responds to "French attack" on Directors Fortnight selection
Boyer says 2011 selection was attacked by French press before films were even screened.
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NewsProcacci-produced Blood to start shooting next week
Italian producer Domenico Procacci on Thursday announced the long-gestating police brutality project, Diaz — Don’t Clean Up This Blood, will go into production next week for a 10-week shoot between Romania and the Italian city of Genoa.
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NewsAugust, Berger sign on for Marcimain's thriller Call Girl
Mikael Marcimain [pictured] is planning a July start for his debut feature Call Girl, a political thriller that will star Pernilla August and Simon J Berger.
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NewsMunich to open with The Kid With A Bike
Festival will show 237 titles in festival director Andreas Strohl’s last edition.
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NewsJohn Seale to receive Plus Camerimage Lifetime Achievement Award
The Australian cinematographer will receive the award at the Polish festival later this year.
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NewsNew Horizons jurors to include Boyer, Cote, Eipides
The 11th New Horizons International Film Festival has unveiled its jurors for 2011.
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NewsVenice confirms Clooney's Ides Of March as opening film
George Clooney’s writer/director/producer project The Ides Of March will open the upcoming 68th edition of the Venice Film Festival, the Biennale confirmed today after news of the title as opening film had been leaked.
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NewsSunny Side of the Doc sets sail in La Rochelle
Documentary meeting running June 21-24 puts the accent on Asia this year.
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NewsFrench Directors Guild won't re-appoint Boyer as head of Directors Fortnight
The French Directors Guild has confirmed the departure of Frédéric Boyer as artistic director of Directors’ Fortnight.
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NewsCharlotte Rampling to curate Katrin Cartlidge Foundation Award
She aims to award a young film-maker from the Arab world.