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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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Cannes’ Marché du Film joins forces with the American Film Market to co-create Innovation Hub and AI sessions in Los Angeles

Cannes’ Marché du Film joins forces with the American Film Market to co-create Innovation Hub and AI sessions in Los Angeles

The joint effort is set to expand the US market’s focus on technology and the future of content creation  

21/10 | Industry | Market | USA/France

Beta Cinema picks up Felix Randau’s new drama film, I Is Another

Beta Cinema picks up Felix Randau’s new drama film, I Is Another

Claes Bang and Valerie Pachner lead the cast of the historical drama about Heinrich Himmler’s massage therapist, which has wrapped shooting and will be launched at the AFM  

20/10 | Production | Funding | Germany/Austria

Rojda Sekersöz’s Will You Care If I Die? in post-production

Rojda Sekersöz’s Will You Care If I Die? in post-production

The pic, produced by Nordic Drama Queens, follows a devoted youth worker who crosses paths with a troubled teenager with a rare talent for basketball  

17/10 | Production | Funding | Sweden/Denmark/Iceland

Filming under way for Jens Sjögren’s Bloody Men

Filming under way for Jens Sjögren’s Bloody Men

The Swedish helmer’s third feature is an adaptation of Andrev Walden’s bestselling novel of the same name, which has won multiple awards and been sold to over 30 countries  

17/10 | Production | Funding | Sweden

Ten projects receive production support from the Finnish Film Foundation

Ten projects receive production support from the Finnish Film Foundation

The agency has earmarked nearly €1.4 million for projects spanning fiction, animation, documentary and short formats  

16/10 | Production | Funding | Finland

Thomas Stuber’s new feature, The Frog and the Water, set to bow at Tallinn Black Nights

Thomas Stuber’s new feature, The Frog and the Water, set to bow at Tallinn Black Nights

The helmer’s latest endeavour, playing in the Estonian festival’s main competition, is about finding companionship in the most unlikely places  

15/10 | Production | Funding | Germany/Switzerland/Japan

Experts navigate global film financing at Rome’s MIA

Experts navigate global film financing at Rome’s MIA

Leading industry figures have explored the changing landscape of festivals, financing and market expectations in Europe and worldwide  

14/10 | MIA 2025

Rome’s MIA announces its award winners

Rome’s MIA announces its award winners

The 11th edition of the Italian industry event has rewarded a raft of projects from North Macedonia, Greece, Moldova, Ireland, Palestine and Italy  

13/10 | MIA 2025 | Awards

MIA explores how game engines and AI are reshaping animation workflows

MIA explores how game engines and AI are reshaping animation workflows

AI was not demonised but framed as a "supportive" tool to be handled responsibly, whilst game engines are increasingly emerging as key instruments for cross-platform production  

10/10 | MIA 2025

Ampere Analysis’ Guy Bisson unpacks the “anime-fication” of Europe’s animation, streamers’ retreat and AI’s disruption

Ampere Analysis’ Guy Bisson unpacks the “anime-fication” of Europe’s animation, streamers’ retreat and AI’s disruption

Interest in anime has been rising steadily for over a decade, and Western Europe’s current animated output increasingly mirrors this trend, says the expert at MIA  

10/10 | MIA 2025

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