Sundance winner ‘Barbara Forever’ boarded for international sales ahead of Berlin premiere
EXCLUSIVE: Film explores the life, work and cultural impact of Barbara Hammer.
Major new projects at EFM 2026 – latest updates
The 2026 European Film Market runs February 12-18.
Yellow Veil Pictures EFM-bound with body horror ‘The Threshing’
EXCLUSIVE: North American release on Sean Mannion’s feature directorial debut to follow in 2026.
Lucky Number starts up sales for thriller ‘Death Has No Master’ starring Asia Argento
EXCLUSIVE: Venezuelan actors Jorge Thielen Hedderich and newcomer Dogreika Tovar co-star.
‘Merry Christmas, Earthlings!’ in works based on story by ‘Thunderbirds’ creator
EXCLUSIVE: Project will participate in European Film Market’s UK animation spotlight.
The Five Nordics selects 10 projects for EFM works-in-progress showcase
EXCLUSIVE: Feature projects include ‘Viqueens’ voiced by Rita Ora, Ella Purnell; May el-Toukhy’s ‘Woman, Unknown’.
Berlinale looking for new partners to beat funding shortfall in 2027 and 2028, says festival director
“We are not sitting back and waiting for you to hand us money,” Tricia Tuttle told the Berlin senate committee.
Berlin Panorama documentary ‘Around Paradise’ acquired for international sales
EXCLUSIVE: Film depicts a settlement of European dropouts living alongside a local population in Paraguay.
True Colours acquires Tudor Cristian Jurgiu’s Berlinale title ‘On Our Own’
EXCLUSIVE: Romanian filmmaker’s drama follows a sharp and self-reliant fourteen-year-old living alone after her parents leave for Italy.
Visit Film acquires world sales on Rotterdam selection ‘The Misconceived’
EXCLUSIVE: 3D-rendered tragi-comedy about millennials turning 40 will also screen at EFM.
Alpha Violet boards sales on Fernando Eimbcke’s Berlin Competition entry ‘Flies’
EXCLUSIVE: Teresa Sánchez from Totem stars alongside first-time actors Bastian Escobar and Hugo Ramírez
Beta Cinema adds thriller ‘The Method’ to EFM slate
Film is produced by ‘The Lives Of Others’, ‘Dark’ producers Wiedemann & Berg Film.
Chinese animation ‘Light Pillar’ completes Berlin’s Perspectives lineup
The feature marks the directorial debut of Xu Zao.
Why the role of festival manager has become more significant for a successful film launch
Competition for festival slots is becoming fiercer than ever as filmmakers look to secure distribution.
Buyers deliver verdict on Berlinale 2025: “A start in the right direction”
Distributors praise the quality of films in official selection, but question the commercial potential of many of them.
Norwegian powerhouse Motlys on producing ‘Dreams (Sex, Love)’ and the winding road to the Berlinale Golden Bear
Motlys and director Dag Johan Haugerud made the film as the third part of a trilogy that sales agents and festivals passed on.
