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2287 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2017. Last article published on 11/12/2025.

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“Microdramas are here to stay,” insist panellists at Goa's Film Bazaar

“Microdramas are here to stay,” insist panellists at Goa's Film Bazaar

With a growing market in China and the rest of Asia, microdramas are poised to reach all corners of Europe, tapping into specific genres and audience segments  

28/11 | Goa 2025 | Waves Film Bazaar

Janicke Askevold • Director of Solomamma

Interview: Janicke Askevold • Director of Solomamma

“This award tells me that there is space for stories about non-traditional families — and that gives me the courage to continue”

After scooping the Eurimages Audentia Award, the Norwegian helmer reflects on the journey undertaken by her drama exploring solo motherhood and unconventional family structures  

27/11 | Cork 2025

Agnieszka Holland’s Franz scores further European Film Awards nominations

Agnieszka Holland’s Franz scores further European Film Awards nominations

The film has secured nominations for the Costume Design and Hair and Make-up categories following last week’s Best Actor nod for German thesp Idan Weiss  

27/11 | Sponsored

Ukraine preps a €50 million cultural fund and 30% cash rebate to re-energise international production

Ukraine preps a €50 million cultural fund and 30% cash rebate to re-energise international production

The new fund will support a wide range of cultural activities, spanning film, literature and theatre, among others  

26/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event

Review: The Frog and the Water

Review: The Frog and the Water

Blending whimsy with quiet emotional truth, Thomas Stuber’s pic offers a tender portrait of unexpected companionship  

25/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Competition

Review: Sunday Ninth

Review: Sunday Ninth

Kat Steppe’s debut is a moving philosophical reflection on memory and reconciliation, buoyed by an excellent leading duo  

24/11 | Black Nights 2025 | First Feature Competition

Review: Answering the Call

Review: Answering the Call

Martin Danneels' documentary is a quiet meditation on one of Ireland's most endangered and fascinating species: the corncrake  

24/11 | Cork 2025

Review: No Comment

Review: No Comment

Petter Næss crafts an entertaining political dramedy, whose main themes may well resonate far beyond Norway  

21/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Competition

UK TV exports surpass £2 billion as library titles fuel sector rebound

UK TV exports surpass £2 billion as library titles fuel sector rebound

The rise signals a clear rebound after several unsettled years for global markets, driven in part by distributors’ efforts to maximise the value of their catalogues  

21/11 | Industry | Market | UK

The role of film schools is praised and challenged at Tallinn Black Nights

The role of film schools is praised and challenged at Tallinn Black Nights

As the industry transforms, educators from FAMU, Warsaw Film School and Aalto debated how film schools can stay relevant, balancing artistic freedom, resilience and practical training  

21/11 | Black Nights 2025 | Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event

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