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2553 articles available in total starting from 12/09/2017. Last article published on 22/09/2026.

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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

Karlovy Vary argues Ukrainian cinema needs structural support, not only emergency solidarity

Karlovy Vary argues Ukrainian cinema needs structural support, not only emergency solidarity

Ukrainian cinema arrived at the Czech festival with the numbers to prove it is still working — and with a clear demand for Europe to move beyond crisis response  

08/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | KVIFF Industry Days

Review: The Guests

Review: The Guests

Cristina Diz and Stefan Butzmühlen’s feature has the texture, performances and emotional seriousness of a strong period road movie, and strives to make its journey fully resonate  

06/07 | Munich 2026

Prime Video Nordics heads into the Swedish wilderness with psychological thriller Sarek

Prime Video Nordics heads into the Swedish wilderness with psychological thriller Sarek

Felix Sandman, Kit Walker Johansson, Alva Bratt and Nora Rios star in a four-part psychological thriller set on a hiking trip gone fatally wrong  

03/07 | Production | Funding | Sweden

Kieron J Walsh’s latest effort, Skintown, to world-premiere at Edinburgh

Kieron J Walsh’s latest effort, Skintown, to world-premiere at Edinburgh

The Irish-British feature, penned by Ciaran McMenamin and set in Northern Ireland in the summer of 1994, is in contention for the Sean Connery Prize  

03/07 | Production | Funding | Ireland/UK

Streamers turning away from reality-dating shows in favour of scripted romance, says Ampere Analysis

Streamers turning away from reality-dating shows in favour of scripted romance, says Ampere Analysis

The reality-dating boom may not be over, but global streamers are now thinking that romance works better when it comes scripted, adapted and backed by an existing fan base  

01/07 | Industry | Market | Europe

Beta Film and Millstreet Films unveil romantic dramedy La Vida Barcelona

Beta Film and Millstreet Films unveil romantic dramedy La Vida Barcelona

The 8x30-minute Videoland series, starring Holly Mae Brood, Priscilla Delgado and Greta Fernández, has wrapped shooting in Barcelona and is now moving to Amsterdam  

01/07 | Production | Funding | Netherlands/Germany/Spain

The Mediterrane Film Festival crowns Steven Soderbergh’s US-UK co-production The Christophers as Best Film

The Mediterrane Film Festival crowns Steven Soderbergh’s US-UK co-production The Christophers as Best Film

Ed Solomon has also won Best Screenwriting for the same title, whilst Leyla Bouzid’s In a Whisper scooped Best Mediterranean Film  

30/06 | Festivals | Awards | Malta

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