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I’ll Be Gone in June scheduled to bow in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard

I’ll Be Gone in June scheduled to bow in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard

German filmmaker Katharina Rivilis makes her feature debut with a coming-of-age road movie exploring displacement, intimacy and the post-9/11 USA  

13/04 | Production | Funding | Germany/Switzerland

The Dreamed Adventure set to screen in competition at Cannes

The Dreamed Adventure set to screen in competition at Cannes

German filmmaker Valeska Grisebach returns to the Croisette with a politically charged, cross-border drama exploring memory, desire and post-communist identity  

13/04 | Production | Funding | Germany/France/Bulgaria/Austria

Björn Stein’s Summer of 1985 set to world-premiere in the Canneseries competition

Björn Stein’s Summer of 1985 set to world-premiere in the Canneseries competition

The Swedish coming-of-age thriller blends 1980s nostalgia and supernatural mystery as a group of teenagers uncover a dark secret during a fateful summer in the Stockholm archipelago  

10/04 | Production | Funding | Sweden

Cannes expands its animation focus with the launch of Cannes Animation

Cannes expands its animation focus with the launch of Cannes Animation

The new initiative builds on Animation Day, introducing an expanded programme dedicated to works in progress, industry exchange and the growing global influence of animation  

09/04 | Cannes 2026 | Marché du Film

Mubi and IPR.VC join forces to back European auteur cinema

Mubi and IPR.VC join forces to back European auteur cinema

The co-financing partnership aims to support a slate of European films, and is launching with Paweł Pawlikowski’s Fatherland and Felix van Groeningen’s Let Love In  

09/04 | Industry | Market | UK/Finland

Global voices and bold visions shape this year’s Frontières Platform in Cannes

Global voices and bold visions shape this year’s Frontières Platform in Cannes

The 2026 edition brings together a striking mix of international genre projects, encompassing psychological horror, medieval folklore and cross-cultural documentaries  

09/04 | Cannes 2026 | Marché du Film

Danish show Harvest set to world-premiere in the Canneseries competition

Danish show Harvest set to world-premiere in the Canneseries competition

Martin Zandvliet’s first television series is a family saga about inheritance, identity and buried tensions, unfolding within the confines of a rural estate  

09/04 | Production | Funding | Denmark

Tomas Vengris in post-production with true-crime drama Barracuda

Tomas Vengris in post-production with true-crime drama Barracuda

The upcoming feature examines justice, societal judgement and personal reckoning through the lens of a notorious court case  

08/04 | Production | Funding | Lithuania/Italy/Latvia

The seventh Dot.on.the.map Industry Days announces its selected projects

The seventh Dot.on.the.map Industry Days announces its selected projects

Cyprus Film Days’ co-production, training and networking platform is set to be held in Limassol, where Mediterranean filmmakers will pitch their projects to industry professionals  

08/04 | Cyprus Film Days 2026 | Dot.on.the.map Industry Days

The Marché du Film’s Investors Circle unveils its line-up of auteurs

The Marché du Film’s Investors Circle unveils its line-up of auteurs

The fourth edition of the initiative will spotlight eight projects by internationally acclaimed filmmakers, placing a growing emphasis on elevated genre and private-equity readiness  

08/04 | Cannes 2026 | Marché du Film

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