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9897 articles available in total starting from 02/07/2002. Last article published on 06/02/2026.

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Bouchareb’s London River to screen in competition

A French initiative production is included in the initial list of six titles set to screen in competition at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival (February 5-15, 2009): Rachid Bouchareb’s...  

15/12/2008 | Berlinale 2009 | Competition/France

Managerial role-play in Rien de personnel

Having kicked off last week, shooting on up-and-coming director Mathias Gokalp’s debut feature, Rien de personnel (“Nothing Personal”), is in full swing at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Chartres....  

12/12/2008 | Production | France

Two nominations for I’ve Loved You So Long

Novelist Philippe Claudel’s debut feature, I’ve Loved You So Long, continues its winning streak. Unveiled in competition at the Berlinale, the film – which last Saturday earned UK actress Kristin...  

12/12/2008 | Golden Globes 2009 | France

Les Films du Poisson wins IFCIC Award

Created in 2004 and presented to a young independent production company by the Institute for Film and Cultural Industry Financing, the IFCIC Award for 2008 went to Les Films du Poisson. The...  

11/12/2008 | Industry | France

Seventh Circle sets sights on Berlinale

After the visit to Budapest by the shortlisters for the 59th Berlin Film Festival (February 5-15, 2009), there was an initial “creaming off” among the Hungarian hopefuls for selection. According...  

11/12/2008 | Festivals | Hungary

Ecological message in Mia and the Migoo

In the same spirit as Raining Cats and Dogs (1.2m admissions in France in 2003 and several international awards), Jacques-Rémy Girerd’s second feature, Mia and the Migoo, is being launched in...  

10/12/2008 | Releases | France

Terrorism and espionage in Secrets of State

Hitting screens tomorrow is a film about the invisible war between the secret services and terrorist movements: Secrets of State. This powerful third feature by Philippe Haïm has won over and...  

09/12/2008 | Releases | France

Admissions rise 40.6% rise in November

The saying that economic crises are good for cinema admissions seems to be borne out in France. According to data gathered by the National Film Centre (CNC), there were 18.21m admissions in...  

09/12/2008 | Box Office | France

Interview: Philippe Desandre • Distributor

The right balance between enthusiasm and realism

Interview with the head of distribution at StudioCanal who are launching Il Divo in French theatres on December 31  

09/12/2008

Axelle Ropert gets behind camera for La famille Wolberg

Axelle Ropert – regular screenwriter for Serge Bozon, for whom she wrote L’amitié (“Friendship”, 1998), Mods (presented at Locarno in 2003) and France (unveiled in the 2007 Cannes Director’s...  

08/12/2008 | Production | France

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