All Europe articles – Page 240
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NewsElton John’s Rocket Pictures appoints animation outfit for 'Sherlock Gnomes'
Mikros Image to lead digital animation on Paramount and MGM title.
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NewsLocarno development strand to host projects from 'The Nun', 'Becoming Zlatan' co-producers, 'War' director
Industry Days Alliance For Development (AFD) strand to host eight European projects.
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NewsNetflix reveals viewing habits data
Netflix has revealed a ‘Binge Scale’ charting the viewing habits of its subscribers.
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NewsSteve Coogan-Rob Brydon's 'The Trip To Spain' heads to US, Europe, Asia
EXCLUSIVE: Goalpost also inks France deal on Kevin Costner classic Dances With Wolves.
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News‘Dogs’, ‘Tikkun’, ‘Sparrows’ triumph in Transilvania
Gallery: Pictures from the closing night and awards ceremony of the 15th Transilvania film festival; festival hands out industry development prizes.
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NewsUniversal, MK2 seal multi-territory deal on 'Personal Shopper'
EXCLUSIVE: Paris-based MK2 Films close to selling out worldwide on supernatural thriller starring Kristen Stewart.
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NewsStudiocanal COO Romain Bessi steps down
Resignation follows wave of departures at Vivendi-owned umbrella group, Canal Plus Group.
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NewsRomania mulls joining film tax incentive club
The Romanian government is considering tax incentives to attract more foreign producers to shoot in the country.
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NewsIceland’s film tax incentive grows to 25%
Iceland’s parliament has approved a boost to the country’s film production tax incentive, increasing it from 20% to 25%.
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NewsCannes hit 'Toni Erdmann' to open Munich festival
The event will host 19 world premieres in its New German Cinema strand.
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NewsPolanski honored at Krakow Film & Music Fest
Pictures from the 2016 Krakow FMF, which featured live performances of the scores from Sicario and Drive.
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NewsPula festival unveils 2016 line-up
Seven Croatian features comprise the main competition, while Independence Day: Resurgence and Ghostbusters play in the international strand.
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News'Olli Maki' producer readies 'Lashes' shoot
EXCLUSIVE: Helsinki’s Aamu Film Company, which won Cannes’ Un Certain Regard prize for The Happiest Day In The Life Of Olli Maki, is set to shoot another debut feature this summer.
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News'The People Vs. Fritz Bauer' wins six German Film Awards
Nazi hunter thriller wins best film at the annual ‘Lolas’.
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NewsYmagis launches crowdfunding platform to restore classic films
Monsieur Gangster, In The Realm Of The Senses and The Big Blue among first titles to be featured.
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NewsKarlovy Vary fest unveils 2016 competition line-ups
The final film of Jan Nemec, who died in March, to play in the main competition.
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NewsMemento sells Cannes award-winner 'The Salesman' to UK, Germany
EXCLUSIVE: Memento also secures deals for Bruno Dumont’s Cannes contender Slack Bay.
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NewsTransilvania fest to honour Sophia Loren
The festival will also honour Mad Max: Fury Road producer Iain Smith.
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CommentJohn McVay: "Producers stand to lose $9bn from DSM"
COMMENT: A strong digital economy is in everyone’s interest but the Digital Single Market agenda risks leaving us poorer, says John McVay, CEO of UK independent producers body Pact.
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NewsAntonio Banderas-Jonathan Rhys Meyers' 'Black Butterfly' wraps
Psychological thriller completes Rome shoot.