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Davide Abbatescianni

2098 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2017. Last article published on 12/06/2025.

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Paapa Essiedu and Keeley Hawes to topline Peter Hoar’s romantic drama series Falling

Paapa Essiedu and Keeley Hawes to topline Peter Hoar’s romantic drama series Falling

The 6x60-minute show, commissioned by Channel 4 and penned by Adolescence writer Jack Thorne, revolves around a love story between a priest and a nun  

28/04 | Production | Funding | UK

EXCLUSIVE: Yutaro Keino’s Mazurian Summer Story in the works, heading to Cannes’ Marché du film

EXCLUSIVE: Yutaro Keino’s Mazurian Summer Story in the works, heading to Cannes’ Marché du film

The coming-of-age drama follows a teenage boy navigating emotional and intergenerational turmoil against the backdrop of contemporary Eastern Europe  

28/04 | Production | Funding | Poland/Germany/Ukraine

Leverage Point Entertainment launches, aiming to embed systemic sustainability in film and TV production

Leverage Point Entertainment launches, aiming to embed systemic sustainability in film and TV production

The services of the London- and Budapest-based venture will range from carbon budgeting and decarbonisation strategies to script consulting and sustainable storytelling  

25/04 | Industry | Market | UK/Hungary

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a report on the audiovisual sector’s green transition

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a report on the audiovisual sector’s green transition

The study provides a valuable resource for professionals seeking to understand current legislative trends, best practices and the tools available to reduce the industry’s environmental footprint  

25/04 | Industry | Market | Europe

The European Commission publishes a study on copyright transfer and authors’ contracts

The European Commission publishes a study on copyright transfer and authors’ contracts

The research confirms that authors and producers often find themselves in a weak negotiating position, whereas performers benefit from a greater use of collective bargaining agreements  

22/04 | Industry | Market | Europe

Nathalie Bourdon • Director, Distribution and Market Development, National Film Board of Canada

Interview: Nathalie Bourdon • Director, Distribution and Market Development, National Film Board of Canada

“Europe is a natural partner for us”

The executive talked to us about the National Film Board of Canada’s work on backing non-fiction and strengthening ties with European partners, among other topics  

18/04 | /Canada

Production kicks off in Malta on ITV's espionage thriller Secret Service, toplined by Gemma Arterton

Production kicks off in Malta on ITV's espionage thriller Secret Service, toplined by Gemma Arterton

The show, directed by James Marsh and Farren Blackburn, revolves around a woman who appears to lead a conventional life, while secretly working at the Secret Intelligence Service  

17/04 | Production | Funding | UK

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes “Top Players in the European Audiovisual Industry” annual market study

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes “Top Players in the European Audiovisual Industry” annual market study

The study highlights that European broadcasters and non-European video-sharing platforms each captured nearly half of 2023’s TV and OTT advertising revenues  

16/04 | Industry | Market | Europe

Together Fund launches as Europe’s first equity fund dedicated to independent production companies

Together Fund launches as Europe’s first equity fund dedicated to independent production companies

With an initial capitalisation of €58 million, the fund aims to overcome national barriers and provide strategic financial support to production firms across the continent  

16/04 | Industry | Market | Europe

Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident to world-premiere in Cannes’ competition

Jafar Panahi’s It Was Just an Accident to world-premiere in Cannes’ competition

The Iranian master returns to the Croisette with a tightly guarded mystery film co-produced by France and Luxembourg, and sold by mk2  

14/04 | Production | Funding | Iran/France/Luxembourg

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