All Europe articles – Page 434
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NewsLocarno roundup: Wetlands stirs controversy
Social media platforms ban explicit trailer for Wetlands.
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NewsSan Sebastian names new directors line-up
Sixteen first or second directors will vie for the San Sebastian Film Festival’s (20-28 Sept) new directors award.
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NewsReel Suspects close Fantasia film sales
Matteo Lovadina’s sales outfit Reel Suspects has reported brisk business on its Fantasia Film Festival titles.
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ReviewsWhen Evening Falls On Bucharest Or Metabolism
Dir/scr: Corneliu Porumboiu. Romania-France. 2013. 89mins
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NewsVenice adds A Promise; Carrie Fisher joins jury
Patrice Leconte’s A Promise will receive its world premiere at the 70th Venice Film Festival, where actress Carrie Fisher has been appointed to the international jury.
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NewsVenice Days to present The Abramovic Method
Abramovic will present the film and revive her method in Venice.
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NewsCineLink reveals work in progress line-up
Six out of 40 submitted projects have made the final cut for the CineLink Work in Progress section, taking place as part of the Sarajevo Film Festival later this month.
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NewsLost Orson Welles film recovered
Silent short Too Much Johnson features Joseph Cotton and Orson Welles.
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NewsCampanella's Futbolin to open San Sebastian
Animated film is already a box-office hit in Argentina.
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NewsSan Sebastian unveils titles in competition
Films from Roger Michell and Bertrand Tavernier as well as Jonathan Teplitzky’s The Railway Man, starring Colin Firth and Nicole Kidman, among first wave of titles.
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NewsHungary selects Notebook for Oscars
Hungarian Oscar selection committee chooses János Szász’s period drama.
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NewsMatch Factory strikes deals for Locarno films
EXCLUSIVE: The Match Factory has signed a raft of deals for Sam Garbarski’s Vijay And I and David Wnendt’s Wetlands ahead of their world premieres in Locarno.