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2298 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2017. Last article published on 22/12/2025.

Hilmar Oddsson's Icelandic comedy Driving Mum wins the 26th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

Hilmar Oddsson's Icelandic comedy Driving Mum wins the 26th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

Among other victors were The Land Within by Kosovo's Fisnik Maxville, crowned Best First Feature, and Iran's Ahmad Bahrami, winner of the award for Best Director for The Wastetown  

28/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Awards

Review: Jailbird

Review: Jailbird

Andrea Magnani’s second work is a highly bizarre tale which risks alienating viewers  

25/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Competition

Ampere Analysis' Lottie Towler unveils the latest trends in content production and streaming in a critical year for the global audiovisual industry

Ampere Analysis' Lottie Towler unveils the latest trends in content production and streaming in a critical year for the global audiovisual industry

The analyst covered a variety of topics, including the effects of the Russian-Ukrainian war, the global box office, the new paths taken by VoD giants and the production landscape in the CEE region  

23/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event

Fisnik Maxville • Director of The Land Within

Interview: Fisnik Maxville • Director of The Land Within

“At one point, I really wanted to write: ‘Inspired by thousands of true stories’”

We sat down with the Kosovar helmer, whose debut feature follows a young man returning to his native village to take part in the exhumation of a mass grave  

23/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | First Feature Competition

Review: Plastic Symphony

Review: Plastic Symphony

Juraj Lehotský’s psychological drama is aesthetically elegant but fails to dig deep into its lead character’s soul, resulting in a rather cold-hearted viewing experience  

23/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Competition

Review: Ann

Review: Ann

Ciaran Creagh’s new feature uncovers an important page in Ireland’s history, but several technical and directorial flaws affect the quality of the end result  

23/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Competition

The business side of animation schools takes centre stage at Cartoon Business

The business side of animation schools takes centre stage at Cartoon Business

Three representatives from Gobelins, École de Condé and The Animation Workshop spoke about how they aim to expand their reach and form solid connections with the industry  

22/11/2022 | Cartoon 2022 | Cartoon Business

At Cartoon Business, panellists share three innovative concepts for financing animation

At Cartoon Business, panellists share three innovative concepts for financing animation

The talk explored Sow You Entertainment’s fair collaboration agreement, Aeon’s talent programme and mass co-production model, and Andarta Pictures’ new series financing model  

21/11/2022 | Cartoon 2022 | Cartoon Business

Ann Oren’s Piaffe snags the Spirit of the Festival Award at Cork

Ann Oren’s Piaffe snags the Spirit of the Festival Award at Cork

The Irish gathering’s Award for Cinematic Documentary was bestowed upon Diem Ha Le’s Children of the Mist  

21/11/2022 | Festivals | Awards | Ireland

Review: The Fox

Review: The Fox

Adrian Goiginger’s sophomore feature tells the heartbreaking story of his great-grandfather, an Austrian soldier who comes across a wounded fox cub at the dawn of World War II  

21/11/2022 | Black Nights 2022 | Competition

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