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2550 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2017. Last article published on 21/09/2026.

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EXCLUSIVE: Low Light Films picks up Karlovy Vary Proxima Grand Prix winner Lover, Not a Fighter

EXCLUSIVE: Low Light Films picks up Karlovy Vary Proxima Grand Prix winner Lover, Not a Fighter

The Barcelona-based sales agent is representing international rights for Martina Buchelová’s Slovak-Czech coming-of-age tragicomedy  

20/07 | Industry | Market | Slovakia/Czech Republic

Beta Film boards Italian family saga The Panini Family – Album of Dreams

Beta Film boards Italian family saga The Panini Family – Album of Dreams

The six-part Rai drama traces the remarkable rise of the Modena family who transformed collectible football stickers into a worldwide cultural phenomenon  

20/07 | Production | Funding | Italy

Giffoni unveils competition line-up of 104 films exploring the fears, hopes and identities of new generations

Giffoni unveils competition line-up of 104 films exploring the fears, hopes and identities of new generations

The Italian children and youth-orientated gathering has announced a line-up spanning coming-of-age fiction, animation, social drama and documentaries  

14/07 | Giffoni 2026

Review: Homo Sive Natura

Review: Homo Sive Natura

Giovanni C Lorusso turns a Cambodian land grab into a compelling, visually rigorous study of colonialism surviving long after the colonisers themselves have disappeared  

14/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Proxima

Review: Rain Catcher

Review: Rain Catcher

Michele Fiascaris turns nocturnal London into a seductive surveillance maze in a stylish neo-noir about voyeurism, obsession and the treachery of images  

13/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Proxima

Review: Morten

Review: Morten

Ivan Pavljutskov’s accomplished debut follows a teenager whose moral awakening unfolds between a hostile school environment, a fractured home and the spectral calm of the Estonian countryside  

13/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Special Screenings

Utopai pitches itself as a full-stack studio for the age of AI

Utopai pitches itself as a full-stack studio for the age of AI

At Karlovy Vary, COO Kevin Chong argued that AI’s most disruptive promise may be less about replacing artists than restoring the scale of filmmaking that has largely vanished from Hollywood  

10/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | KVIFF Industry Days

Jan Holoubek discussed turning national memory into global TV with High Water and Heweliusz at Karlovy Vary

Jan Holoubek discussed turning national memory into global TV with High Water and Heweliusz at Karlovy Vary

The Polish director argued that, despite potentially being shaped by strategy, audience anticipation still begins with a creator’s belief in the story  

09/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | KVIFF Industry Days

Karlovy Vary asks what Europe is leaving off screen

Karlovy Vary asks what Europe is leaving off screen

Victoria Thomas used new ARTEF research to argue that Europe’s screen narratives are still shaped by old hierarchies — and launched Main Character to help locate the stories missing from view  

08/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | KVIFF Industry Days

Review: To Die to Live

Review: To Die to Live

Yuliia Hontaruk's emotionally direct, 12-year portrait of three Ukrainian fighters reveals how war endures not only in the trenches, but in homes, families, language and memory  

08/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Special Screenings

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