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Sarajevo’s Docu Rough Cut Boutique reveals this year’s winners

21/08/2019 - Four out of the five projects presented at the ninth Docu Rough Cut Boutique have received prizes

Review: Palace for the People

19/08/2019 - The documentary by Bulgarian filmmaking duo Boris Missirkov and Georgi Bogdanov looks at five monumental buildings of the communist…

Irena Pavlásková’s The Prague Orgy is almost completed

12/08/2019 - Final touches are being put on the adaptation of Philip Roth’s novel by the Czech producer and filmmaker

The DFI launches Norddok and supports the Kingdom of Denmark’s cultural heritage

02/05/2019 - The new fund will finance documentary productions from the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Denmark, while the institute is also digiti…

Grégoire Debailly • Producer, Geko Films

02/05/2019 - We met with Geko Films’ French producer, Grégoire Debailly, upon his selection as a Producer on the Move by the European Film Promo…

Thessaloniki Goes to Cannes for the third time

26/04/2019 - Five films at the work-in-progress stage will participate in the Thessaloniki Goes to Cannes event, supported by the Greek Film Cen…

Alpha Violet to showcase Sick, Sick, Sick at Cannes

25/04/2019 - The French company is selling Alice Furtado’s feature debut, a Brazilian-French-Dutch production that has been selected for the Dir…

Pity crowned Best Film at the tenth Greek Iris Awards

24/04/2019 - Still River, Her Job and The Waiter shared most of the trophies during a balanced 10th-anniversary edition of the Hellenic Film Aca…

Review: That Which Does Not Kill

26/04/2019 - Alexe Poukine's formally rigorous documentary tackles the issue of rape in a subtly inventive manner and delves deeper into the top…

Review: Ridge

02/04/2019 - The winner of this year’s DOX:AWARD doesn’t provide easy answers, or indeed any answers at all, but after a while you won’t even ca…

Void and The Ragged Life of Juice Leskinen triumph at the Jussi Awards

25/03/2019 - The 2019 Jussis have championed courage, crowning a film made without the support of the Finnish Film Foundation

Series Lab Brussels: What’s new in Belgium?

14/12/2018 - For its third edition, the event set up shop in Brussels as an integral part of the Are You Series? Festival, and we took the oppor…

Review: The Ragged Life of Juice Leskinen

13/12/2018 - Poised to premiere imminently in its native Finland, Teppo Airaksinen’s wonderful biopic swaps clichés for killer one-liners

Pierre-Emmanuel Fleurantin • Managing director, Les Arcs Film Festival

13/12/2018 - Two days before the tenth Les Arcs Film Festival kicks off, Pierre-Emmanuel Fleurantin, the event’s managing director and co-founde…

Review: Gutland

13/09/2017 - TORONTO 2017: Debutant Luxembourgian director Govinda Van Maele raises the question of European intolerance to outsiders, set in a…

Review: The Black Book

26/09/2018 - SAN SEBASTIÁN 2018: As unabashedly anachronistic as it is passionate, at the beating heart of Valeria Sarmiento’s period piece lies…

Love story Traumfabrik soon to hit German screens

26/09/2018 - Martin Schreier's third feature, a love story combining German film history (the legendary Babelsberg Studios) and history in gener…

Filming in sight for An Officer and a Spy by Roman Polanski

27/09/2018 - The film about the Dreyfus affair will star Jean Dujardin and Louis Garrel. A Légende Films production to be sold by Gaumont