All Europe articles
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Reviews‘Adult Supervision’ review: A chaotic school trip is the setting for a study of flawed masculinity in astute Swedish debut
Alex Schulman’s feature has been selected as Sweden’s official Oscar submission
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Reviews‘Milo’ review: Marion Cotillard and Théodore Pellerin head moody, dramatically inert French thriller
The latest from veteran French filmmaker Nicole Garcia premieres in San Sebastian
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Reviews‘Saints’ review: Rising star Victoria Luengo brings spiky energy to uneven Spanish heist thriller
The second feature from Basque filmmaker Mikel Gurrea premieres in San Sebastian
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Reviews‘What Remains’ review: A couple head in different directions in meditative, visually striking Turkish road movie
Yesim Ustaoglu’s distinctive feature premieres in San Sebastian, and will be released in Turkey by Mubi
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Reviews‘Growth Of The Soil’ review: Herbert Nordrum and Asta Kamma August are exceptional in visceral Norwegian period drama
Hans Petter Moland’s deliberate, meticulous film has been selected as Norway’s official Oscar submission
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Reviews‘Ghost Song’ review: Fatih Akin’s San Sebastián opener is emotionally satisfying supernatural romance
A strong perormance from newcomer Mariam Dawoud anchors Akin’s tender Hamburg-set love story
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NewsEWIP unveils 25 works in progress for 2026 edition
The ninth edition of European Work in Progress is held during FilmFest Hamburg’s industry days.
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News‘To A Land Unknown’, ‘Silent Rebellion’ producers on ACE Producers 2026 programme
EXCLUSIVE: Projects on programme include ‘Fanny Is Alive’, ‘Men Ruin Everything’.
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Reviews’Brace Your Heart’ review: Quietly powerful exploration of trauma and community in a remote Swedish mountain village
Amanda Kernell follows Charter and Sámi Blood with nuanced tale of a female Sámi reindeer herder struggling to make her mark
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Reviews‘Wild, Wild East’ review: Second World War thriller set in occupied Poland starts strong but can’t sustain its intrigue
Jan Holubek’s Venice Platform premiere is part Western, part noir.
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Reviews‘Ground Floor’ review: Absurdist Hungarian comedy effectively turns a run-down apartment block into state of the nation satire
Ádám Tompa stars in director Gábor Reisz’s follow-up to 2023 Venice Horizons winner Explanation For Everything
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Reviews‘Until The Day Ends’ review: Vivid if limited portrait of revolutionary youth in modern-day Serbia
Jelena Maksimović’s fiction debut relies heavily on the charisma of lead Jelena Maksimović
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NewsMacedonian comedy ‘DJ Ahmet’ leads Adriatic Film Awards nominees
Vladimir Tagic’s ‘Yugo Florida’ also scores multiple nominations.
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NewsNikolaj Lie Kaas, Ulrich Thomsen, David Dencik join ‘My Fairytale Life’
Danish stalwarts are also joined by younger rising stars.
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Reviews‘Guria’ review: Textured community portrait finds humour and hardship in post-Soviet Georgia
Levan Koguashvili’s black-and-white Venice Spotlight title finds its own distinctive rhythm amid poverty and tradition
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Reviews‘A Good Little Soldier’ review: A magnetic Alba Rohrwacher anchors Stéphane Brizé’s study of toxic workplace culture
Vincent Lindon also stars in timely, darkly comic Venice competition title
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Reviews‘Dau’ review: Ilya Khrzhanovsky’s sprawling new installment in his conceptual project is an affecting study of Soviet tyranny
The Venice competition title follows previous features and a 2019 art installation
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Reviews‘I Matter’ review: Romanian children’s home drama is sometimes conventional, always authentic
Roma actress and filmmaker Alina Serban’s heartfelt feature bows in Venice Spotlight
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NewsDid the Lumière Summit deliver on its lofty ambitions?
Attendees reflect on what was actually achieved.
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NewsNoomi Rapace joins Isabella Eklof’s BDSM Dogma25 film ‘Mr. Nawashi’ with first images
EXCLUSIVE: Rapace, Peter Haber and Ina-Miriam Rosenbaum join the cast.