All Eastern Europe articles – Page 27
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NewsPoland's 'The Last Family' wins in Vilnius
Kosovo on track to join Creative Europe; LGBT road movie scores US, UK deals.
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NewsCineLink unveils first batch of projects for 2017 edition
Seven films in early development have been selected for the co-pro market.
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News'Godless' wins top prize at Sofia Film Festival
Sofia Meetings industry winners include UK project The Tentmaster’s Daughter; The Expendables 4 heads to Bulgaria.
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NewsMenemsha sets North American release for Berlinale premiere '1945'
EXCLUSIVE: Ferenc Török’s drama explores postwar Hungary before the Communist take-over.
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NewsCroatian filmmakers protest against 'political influence and control'
Industry figures have issued a rallying cry to protect their autonomy in the face of perceived government interference.
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Reviews'When The Day Had No Name': Berlin Review
A real-life murder inspires this blunt, bleak examination of Macedonia’s cultural tensions
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Reviews'Requiem For Mrs J': Berlin Review
A depressed Balkan widow plans her final days in Bojan Vuletic’s dark comedy
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NewsBerlinale industry show solidarity for imprisoned Oleg Sentsov
Agnieszka Holland among those to voice concern for the Ukrainian director’s ongoing incarceration.
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Reviews
'Hostages': Berlin Review
Tense re-telling of a real-life hijack in Georgia from rising arthouse star Rezo Gigineishvili
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Reviews'Light Thereafter': Rotterdam Review
Dir: Konstantin Bojanov. Bulgaria/Belgium/UK, 2017. 102 mins
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NewsEFM: WestEnd picks up Panorama title 'Hostages'
EXCLUSIVE: Oscar-winning Ida producer Ewa Puszczynska is a co-producer on the Georgian-Russian drama.
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Reviews'My Happy Family': Sundance Review
Dirs: Nana Ekvtimishvili, Simon Gross. Germany/Georgia/France. 2017. 119 mins.
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NewsIsrael’s 'A Quiet Heart' triumphs at Tallinn Black Nights
Iran’s Narges Abyar takes best director for Breath, Kadri Kõusaar’s Mother scoops best Estonian film.
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NewsTallinn: Government investment fuels Estonian industry growth
The Estonian film industry is expanding, which is resulting in a bigger impact at home and abroad.
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NewsTallinn: Russian alien invasion movie 'Attraction' secures international sales
EXCLUSIVE: Stalingrad director Fedor Bondarchuk is enticing distributors with his ambitious IMAX 3D feature Attraction.
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FeaturesTallinn Q&A: Director Narges Abyar discusses Iraq-Iran war drama 'Breath'
Iranian director and novelist Narges Abyar’s latest film Breath explores the impact of war on children. It receives its international premiere In Competition at Tallinn Black Nights.
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NewsTallinn: Digital Single Market is "right on track"
The second half of the EFF explored the progress of the European Commission’s Digital Single Market strategy.