All Germany articles – Page 39
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FeaturesPre-Cannes Screenings 2021: Market buzz titles from Germany, Benelux & Eastern Europe
Spolight on the new projects from key international sales companies.
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NewsAugenschein, Protagonist sales alliance to kick off with ‘The Dive’ at virtual Cannes market
Sophie Lowe, Louisa Krause star in survival thriller, set to shoot later summer in Malta, Germany.
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NewsLocarno Pro unveils nine projects selected for Alliance 4 Development
Upcoming features from Brazilian director João Paulo Miranda Maria and Swiss-Rwandan director Philibert Aimé Mbabazi
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Reviews‘Snotty Boy’: Annecy Review
Visually distinctive dramatisation of the life of cult Austrian cartoonist Manfred Deix
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NewsThe Match Factory’s Michael Weber unveils biggest ever Cannes slate and market plans (exclusive)
Leading German sales company has a record 13 titles in Official Selection.
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NewsPicture Tree boards Dutch crime drama ‘The Judgement’ (exclusive)
The film is based on true story of the notorious Dutch ‘Deventer murder case’.
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NewsGermany’s DFFB film school appoints female duo to lead for the first time
Catherine Ann Berger and Marie Wilke join as managing director and artistic director, respectively.
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News‘Petrov’s Flu’: first trailer for Kirill Serebrennikov’s Cannes Palme d’Or contender (exclusive)
The film is described as ’a deadpan romp through post-Soviet Russia”.
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NewsGermany’s augenschein Filmproduktion launches sales arm
Former Telepool Gmbh exec Jonathan Saubach to lead new division.
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NewsAmazon Studios sets first German original feature film ‘One Night Off’
The production by Constantin Film subsidiary Rat Pack Filmproduktion will be shooting at locations in Cologne.
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NewsGlobal Screen picks up ‘Princess’ ahead of Cannes sales launch (exclusive)
The film is directed by Switzerland’s Peter Luisi, whose other credits include The Sandman and Streaker.
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NewsGermany’s SquareOne Entertainment adds Renny Harlin, Aisling Walsh titles to line-up
The Munich-based independent has picked eight titles.
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NewsGermany to allow more flexible windows for state-funded films in “exceptional cases”
The new law applies to films funded by the German Federal Film Board (FFA).
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NewsGerman government to provide film industry with extra €45m in pandemic support
Central government will boost its contribution to the existing production insurance scheme by €25m.
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NewsBerlin film festival confirms all-outdoor Summer Special in June
Berlinale reveals plans for summer event.
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NewsBerlin and Brandenburg to invest €13m annually to create digital film and TV hub
First production to receive backing is Netflix’s ‘1899’ by ‘Dark’ creators.
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Reviews‘Viral’: Hot Docs Review
An insightful snapshot of Gen Z, composed entirely of its subjects’ social media videos
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NewsBerlin film festival considering all-outdoor Summer Special in June
Covid restrictions mean Germany’s cinemas will not open until June 30.
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NewsGerman cinemas to stay closed until June 30 (update)
Move throws Berlinale’s Summer Special into doubt.
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Reviews‘The First 54 Years: An Abbreviated Manual For Military Occupation’: Visions du Reel Review
Sobering, essential documentary focuses on the testimony of Israeli men who served in Gaza and the West Bank