All Europe articles – Page 229
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NewsDocumentary commissioners look for heroes and hope in migrant crisis
La Rochelle’s Sunny Side of the Doc festival and market previewed Canal+ and BBC’s migrant documentary Exodus.
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NewsSweden plans six shorts inspired by Bergman
Experienced directors invited to apply for Bergman Revisited, with shorts unveiled during his centenary year of 2018.
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NewsNordic Talents pitch selects 15
Nordisk Film & TV Fond has unveiled the list of Nordic graduation students and their projects running for the $30,000 (NOK250,000) pitch prize and $6,000 (NOK 50,000) special mention prize at Nordic Talents (Aug 31-Sept 2).
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NewsBrexit: what happens next?
International law firm Olswang details the potential fallout concerning free movement of crew, film distribution, copyright and soft money.
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NewsEU referendum result "devastating" for UK film and TV
As the UK votes decisively to leave the European Union, the film and TV sectors are in limbo.
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NewsReports: German cinema gunman killed by police
According to German media outlets, a masked man is dead after opening fire at a cinema complex in Viernheim, near Mannheim, in western Germany.
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NewsBavaria, Sky team for $28m 'Das Boot' TV series
The $28.5m eight-part series will serve as a sequel to the 1981 hit film.
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NewsAardman talks next film 'Early Man', a new TV series and VR
Aardman talked to Screen in Annecy about future projects - including the Eddie Redmayne-voiced Early Man - BFI support and learning curves.
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NewsNordisk takes over rights to 'Department Q' novels
Nordisk takes reins on Department Q novel adaptations following Zentropa hits.
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary reaches for the stars
The midpoint between Cannes and Toronto, Karlovy Vary (July 1-9) has still managed to carve out a winning niche. Tom Grater speaks to artistic director Karel Och about this year’s programme.
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NewsGerman-Chinese alliance on $20m fantasy-adventure 'Fox Mission'
Christian Alvart’s Berlin-based Syrreal Entertainment enters agreement with Jiabo Culture.
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NewsTerrence Malick lines up WWII feature 'Radegund'
New Roy Andersson feature About Endlessness also gets backing from Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg.
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NewsIMAX, Cineworld sign five-theatre agreement
Theatres to be added across UK and other European markets.
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NewsCharlotte Rampling joins Alicia Vikander in 'Euphoria'
Drama marks the first project from Vikander’s outfit, Vikarious Productions.
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NewsTom Hanks to receive Rome fest honour
Oscar-winner Meryl Streep to also attend this year’s festival.
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NewsLevelK snaps up Tribeca winner 'El Clásico'
Drama centres on two little people from a town in Kurdish Iraq who risk their lives to deliver shoes to Cristiano Ronaldo.
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NewsAmma Asante’s 'A United Kingdom' to open BFI London Film Festival
Drama starring David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike to receive European premiere at LFF.
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NewsBeta reunites with Oscar-winner von Donnersmarck
Shoot is underway in Berlin on The Lives Of Others director’s third film.
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NewsMPAA boss rails against Digital Single Market plans
Motion Picture Association of America chairman-chief excecutive Christopher Dodd confirms opposition to Digital Single Market proposals in CineEurope keynote address.
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NewsStudiocanal acquires Paddington Bear brand
Multi-million pound deal will see the company develop an animated TV series and more films.