All Europe articles – Page 222
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NewsSarajevo: Works In Progress from Iran, Israel, Romania, Tunisia
Ten projects from South-East Europe, Middle East and North Africa will compete for industry awards.
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FeaturesTurkish film industry rallies after attempted coup
Despite a crackdown on local media outlets, the Turkish film industry remains united in the face of ongoing turbulence.
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NewsEwan McGregor's 'American Pastoral' to compete at San Sebastian
The film will have its European premiere in competition at the September festival.
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NewsSwedish Film Institute veteran Gunnar Almer dies aged 62
Almer joined the SFI 39 years ago, serving as festival manager for feature films for nearly 20 years.
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NewsOscars: Germany reveals eight for Foreign Language contention including 'Toni Erdmann'
Best Foreign-Language Film contenders announced.
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FeaturesLocarno: Open Doors Hub spotlights south Asian projects
This year Locarno’s annual co-production lab introduces a fresh format — a three-year focus on eight south Asian countries. Martin Blaney reports on the new Open Doors Hub.
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FeaturesLocarno's Carlo Chatrian talks "most challenging competition"
Chatrian tells Geoffrey Macnab why this year’s line-up is his most diverse and eclectic yet.
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NewsLevelK boards Venice Days drama 'Sami Blood'
EXCLUSIVE: Amanda Kernell’s debut feature charts the story of a 14-year-old exposed to racism in 1930’s Sweden.
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News'Making A Murderer' directors head to Copenhagen TV Festival
Copenhagen event to host more than 1000 industry and a number of high-profile speakers.
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NewsEuropean film fund spend up 13.4%
Average annual spend of film and AV funds in Europe totals $2.6bn, up from $2.1bn in 2010.
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FeaturesLocarno: Piazza Grande & International Competition profiles
With the 69th Locarno Film Festival kicking off today (Aug 3), Screen profiles the Piazza Grande & International Competition titles.
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NewsHarvey Keitel to receive Locarno honour
Pulp Fiction and Youth star will attend a festival screening of his 1995 film Smoke.
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NewsLocarno, Wroclaw set for 2017 date clash
EXCLUSIVE: Wroclaw moves 2017 dates to accommodate World Games; Polish festival reveals 2016 New Horizons winners.
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NewsTerry Gilliam begins production on 'The Man Who Killed Don Quixote'
Adam Driver to star in the long-gestating feature, which is set to begin shooting in October; first behind-the-scenes images revealed.
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NewsVenice unveils 2016 market projects
Venice Production Bridge will incorporate Gap Financing Market and Final Cut events.
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NewsBe For Films picks up Venice Orizzonti selection 'King Of Belgians'
Road trip comedy drama stars Peter Van den Begin as the Belgian head of state.
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NewsNordisk Panorama unveils pitch titles, competition line-ups
Projects include The Distant Barking of Dogs, from The Act of Killing production company Final Cut For Real.
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NewsAgnieszka Holland, Bodo Kox present projects at Polish Days
Projects from directors Bodo Kox and Adrian Panek are also being introduced.
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NewsDogwoof inks 'Where To Invade Next' deal with VoD platform Wuaki.tv
The deal will also see titles from Dogwoof’s back catalogue appear on the service.
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NewsVenice: Alberto Barbera reveals line-up gems, regrets and this year’s big Oscar contender
Venice festival director Alberto Barbera talks breakout candidates, the likelihood of additions and competition with other festivals.