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Greek tax incentive generated €928.7m in GVA for economy between 2018-2025, says Olsberg SPI
Olsberg SPI said applications for the cash rebate should be simplified, sped up, and made more internationally competitive.
Kleber Mendonça Filho and John Lithgow join Rotterdam’s Big Talks programme
Speakers set for this year’s festival also include Italian actress Valeria Golino and Egyptian filmmaker Marwan Hamed.
‘Marty Supreme’ film investment fund IPR.VC promotes Andrea Scarso to managing partner
Finland-UK based fund has deals with companies including A24, XYC Films and mk2 Films.
Local hits led by ‘Buen Camino’ help stabilise Italian box office in 2025
Released theatrically on December 25, Checco Zalone’s latest comedy hit Buen Camino grossed €36m in just seven days.
Belgium’s Caviar completes management buyout with backing from Europe’s Together Fund
Caviar, previously owned by telco Telenet, is behind films such as The Sound Of Metal, War Pony and The Rider.
Brigitte Bardot, French cinema icon, dies aged 91
A leading light of international cinema in the 1950s and 60s, Bardot dedicated her later life to animal welfare.
Screen International teams with Berlinale’s EFM Startups for 2026 programme as entries open
EFM Startups will showcase 10 cutting-edge technologies aimed at the production, development and distribution sectors.
Berlinale unveils first wave of Panorama and Generation titles
First 12 titles announced for Panorama sidebar, and another five features for Generation.
Rotterdam unveils 2026 Tiger and Big Screen competition lineups
Festival to open with João Nicolau’s ’Providence And The Guitar’ and close with Rémi Bezançon’s ’Bazaar (Murder In The Building)’.
‘House Of Guinness’, ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’ stars among 10 actors selected as 2026 European Shooting Stars
European Film Promotion names 10 rising actors to watch.
Emily Atef’s ‘Call Me Queen’ among 15 titles backed by Eurimages marketing programme
Programme also supported films by directors including Jonas Poher Rasmussen, Michaël R. Roskam and Tamara Kotevska.
Rotterdam’s CineMart launches Safe Harbour programme for stateless and at-risk filmmakers
Four projects by filmmakers from Myanmar, Sudan, Syria and Palestine selected for new initiative.
ACE Producers appoints director in new leadership structure
EXCLUSIVE: Jacobine van der Vloed departs as director and head of studies after nine years.
Japan box office hit ‘Kokuho’ makes wave of sales including UK-Ireland
EXCLUSIVE: The kabuki epic is Japan’s Oscar submission and highest-grossing local live-action film to date.
Damiano Michieletto’s ’Primavera’ scores sales in Asia, Europe
EXCLUSIVE: The period drama premiered at Toronto and previously sold to more than 20 territories.
AGC sells Prince Naseem biopic ‘Giant’ to key territories
EXCLUSIVE: Deals have been closed across Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
European cinema body UNIC warns Netflix-Warner Bros deal will mean “significant cinema closures”
“Both in its words and actions, Netflix has time and again made it clear that it doesn’t believe in cinemas”
Romania’s Ada Solomon elected chair of European Film Academy board
Ukraine’s Petro Rusanienko joins the board to represent Roma and Sinti filmmakers in Europe, in an EFA first.
Alba August, Sverrir Gudnason lead Tea Lindeburg’s ‘The Seal Woman’ for Reinvent Yellow
EXCLUSIVE: ‘As In Heaven’ director Lindeburg’s second feature is shooting now in the Faroe Islands.
LFF’s Kristy Matheson and filmmaker Ariane Labed join Rotterdam’s Tiger jury
French cinematographer Yorick Le Saux to receive festival’s Robby Müller Award.
