All Europe articles – Page 507
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NewsNew film planned about Julian Assange's internet dating adventures
EXCLUSIVE: After his documentary on the imprisoned Russian oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky, German filmmaker Cyril Tuschi is now setting his sights on Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
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NewsDenmark's Filmbyen to sell off three empty properties
‘Danish Hollywood’ outside Copenhagen will now find tenants from other industries.
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NewsHot projects on Screenbase
New to Screenbase this week is Libertador about the South American revolutionary Simon Bolivar as well as sci-fi thriller The Machine.
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NewsLatitude readies slate including Bondarchuk’s English-language debut The 8th Sea
New York-based production and finance company Latitude Media is readying three films in its development slate including Russian director Fedor Bondarchuk’s English-language debut The 8th Sea.
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Intramovies sells The Immature to Spain and The Jewel and Chocolate Kisses to Japan
Deals with Sherlock, Only Hearts, Aya Pro.
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European Commission wants Catalonia to open up distribution of non-Spanish films
The European Commission (EC) has requested Spain to put an end to the discriminatory rules in the Catalan Law on Cinema, which hurts the distribution of non-Spanish films.
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NewsSarajevo's new Kinoscope programme includes films from Sono, Carax, Loktev
The 18 selections from around the globe also include Sundance hits Beasts of the Southern Wild [pictured] and My Brother The Devil, plus Edwin’s Postcards From The Zoo and art documentary Marina Abramovic: The Artist Is Present.
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Jinga's Day of Violence spreads to North America, Germany
Film won award at Weekend of Terror festival.
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NewsRuminov, Litvinova projects among titles at first Moscow market
Films by Pavel Ruminov, Renata Litvinova and Avdotya Smirnova are among 20 titles to be screened at the first DOORS film market (June 21-24) which is being organised by Roskino and the Russian Film Commission USA as part of the Moscow International Film Festival (MIFF).
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NewsLeos Carax to be honoured at Locarno
French director Leos Carax is to receive the Locarno Film Festival’s Leopard of Honour (the Pardo d’onore Swisscom) at this year’s festival.
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NewsVector Capital takes stake in Technicolor
San Francisco-based fund to inject much-needed funds into Paris-based media and entertainment technology company.
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NewsSan Sebastian partners with Cannes Producers Network, Ventana Sur
The San Sebastian Film Festival’s co-production forum has been boosted by two new strategic partnerships, with the Cannes Producers Network and Ventana Sur, Latin America’s biggest market.
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NewsUNIC annual report notes that Russian box office grows 18%
The report shows total EU box office returns remaining stable at €6.4 billion and the digital rollout making progress.
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NewsVassiliou rejects 'unofficial rumours' about MEDIA brand disappearing after 2014
EC Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou denied ‘unofficial rumours’ that the MEDIA brand would disappear after 2013 when she appeared at a session of the European Parliament’s Committee for Culture and Education on Tuesday afternoon (June 19).
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NewsTechnicolor, Tarak Ben Ammar square up for post Quinta Industries battle
Film industry veteran Tarak Ben Ammar says former partner Technicolor acted “disloyally” in the lead-up to the collapse of post-production group Quinta Industries last year. Technicolor denies wrongdoing.
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NewsOdeon & UCI hires AAM as supplier in Germany, Austria, Italy
Odeon & UCI Cinemas Group has signed Arts Alliance Media (AAM) to be its Network Operations Centre Services and VPF Software supplier across Germany, Austria and Italy.
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New Horizons jurors include Antoniak, Kawase, Benning
The T-Mobile New Horizons International Film Festival in Wroclaw, Poland has announced the juries for its four competitions.
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NewsSarajevo announces documentary competition, Work in Progress selection
The Sarajevo Film Festival has announced the titles of the Documentary Competition and the projects selected for the CineLink Work in Progress section.