All Europe articles – Page 245
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Reviews'Road To Istanbul': Berlin Review
Dir: Rachid Bouchareb. Algeria/France/Belgium, 2016. 100 mins
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NewsBerlin Competition title 'United States Of Love' scores sales
EXCLUSIVE: New Europe Film Sales secures hat-trick of deals for Polish Competition title.
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NewsDogwoof acquries Sundance winner 'Kate Plays Christine'
EXCLUSIVE: Documentary revolves around a news reporter who killed herself live on-air in 1974.
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NewsEFM buyers take 'The Confessions' from True Colours
Drama stars The Great Beauty’s Toni Servillo.
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News'Soy Nero' producer teams with Israel, Cyprus
EXCLUSIVE: Producer of Rafi Pitts’ Berlinale Competition title is lining up several new projects.
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NewsEuro co-pro collective The Project adds partners
EXCLUSIVE: Hemlock Grove actress joins supernatural thriller The Sonata.
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Reviews'Shepherds And Butchers': Berlin Review
Director: Oliver Schmitz. South Africa/US/Germany, 2016. 116 mins.
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Reviews'All Of A Sudden': Berlin Review
Dir: Aslı Özge. 2016, Germany/Netherlands/France, 112 mins
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NewsFelix Van Groeningen readies Fellini-esque drama
EXCLUSIVE: Ensor will see the Oscar-nominated director return to Europe, while his Sundance film Belgica has had its poster banned.
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NewsDogwoof reveals EFM sales for 'Mapplethorpe'
Other deals signed for Crazy About Tiffany’s and The Show of Shows.
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NewsTrustNordisk's 'Last King' takes French crown
EXCLUSIVE: Metropolitan Filmexport takes historical drama from TrustNordisk.
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NewsReport claims bulk of public film funding goes to men
EXCLUSIVE: EWA’s report find “significant under-representation” of women directors in film industry.
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NewsSquareOne hops to Australian thriller 'Rabbit'
EXCLUSIVE: Luke Shanahan’s feature debut, starring Mad Max: Fury Road’s Abbey Lee, follows a medical student who is haunted by visions of her identical twin’s violent abduction.
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NewsAudrey Azoulay replaces Fleur Pellerin as French culture minister
Audrey Azoulay has been announced as France’s new Minister of Culture and Telecommunications, replacing Fleur Pellerin.