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1 hour ago · The seventh edition of The Changing Face of Europe, a section in Toronto’s Hot Docs Film Festival, explores the cultural, economic and political forces shaping contemporary Europe. From an ...
10 hours ago · A busy spring awaits the European film industry. Cineuropa will continue to keep its readers up to date with the latest news and market insights, covering Europe’s buzziest events and festivals, including Cannes, Annecy, Visions du Réel, Sheffield, Munich and many more
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10 hours ago · Go to the Daily Film Festival Platform and sign up for the free 7 day trial to watch a new and original festival every single day. Go to the festival page directly and watch dozens of films: Festiv…
10 hours ago · The international “Shoot the Book!” programme is dedicated to current literary works and promotes the adaptation of books into films and networking between the literary scene and the film industry at the Marché du Film in Cannes. In collaboration with Pro Helvetia, nine publishers from three Swiss language regions are travelling to Europe’s leading film festival to take part in pitching ...
10 hours ago · South Africa’s journey towards democracy was a long and arduous one. Yet, amidst the struggle, a powerful tool emerged – film. South African cinema became more than just entertainment; it transformed into a crucial platform for exposing the brutality of apartheid, fostering national identity, and ultimately, influencing the fight for a free and just society.
10 hours ago · Abu Bakr Shoki’s “Desert Jockey” named the best film of the BRICS Film Festival; Let them fight: Poland ready to return conscripted refugee men to Ukraine; Intelligence Officer Names Number of French Mercenaries Killed and Wounded in Ukraine
10 hours ago · Iubitorii de film au un nou motiv de bucurie. Ediţia cu numărul 28 a Festivalului Filmului European (FFE) va debuta la Bucureşti chiar de Ziua Europei, pe 9 mai, şi se va încheia la Chişinău, pe 8 iunie, în weekendul alegerilor europarlamentare, anunţă Institutul Cultural Român.
