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Weekly feature introducing you to film professionals from all over Europe sorted by name.
7492 interviews available in total starting from 14/05/2002. Last updated on 23/04/2024. 580 interviews inserted in the last 12 months.
LATEST
Frontières: Canada and Belgium get together to enhance genre film production
Canada’s Frontières International Co-Production Market is expanding its activities to Belgium in 2014
18/12/2013
The 5th edition Liège's 3D Stereo MEDIA focused on pushing S-3D technologies in film and making space for it in the worldwide market
17/12/2013
“Lars von Trier is a huge brand”
Zentropa’s Louise Vesth describes Nymphomaniac’s unusual promotional and distribution strategy, while Lars von Trier sticks to his vow of silence
16/12/2013
“A low-key film on the value of life”
Uberto Pasolini presented his second film in Rome, Still Life, to mark the film’s upcoming release in Italian movie theaters.
10/12/2013
“I wanted to created other images relevant to his life”
Per Fly talks about Waltz for Monica, a film which met great success in Sweden in 2013.
09/12/2013
Interview
Greek filmmaker talks about her film The Tree and the Swing during the 13th Brussels Mediterranean Cinema Festival
08/12/2013
Limits of language, power of sound
The Strange Little Cat had world-premiered in the 2013 Berlinale's Forum section. It won the New Talent Grand PIX at CPH PIX in Copenhagen, and screened at...
05/12/2013
"Filming is like a dance of the director with others"
Pawel Pawlikowski tells the story of his return to his roots with the award-winning Ida, directed in Poland in back and white
03/12/2013
“I discovered I was only a good producer with my own films”
The Turkish German filmmaker is part of the jury at the Marrakesh Film Festival and talks about her new project, The Cut
02/12/2013
“Even if we got out of the Arab world, it’s still a film fully related to Algeria”
Algerian director Tariq Teguia tells Cineuropa about his latest film Zendj Revolution and the challenges he faced in terms of funding and diffusion
29/11/2013
Solan and Ludvig: Christmas in Pinchcliffe: A modern Christmas tale with a hint of the past
Norwegian director Rasmus A. Sivertsen has been emerged in animation since he was very young. His latest film, Solan and Ludvig: Christmas in Pinchcliffe,...
28/11/2013
Riva Film: never an idle moment
German production company keeps putting the spotlight on international co-productions, with new films such as Higher or The Invisible on the way
26/11/2013
“You can laugh about the mafia”
Pif, known for his satirical skits on television, talks about The Mafia Only Kills In Summer, his feature debut selected in competition at the Turin Festival
20/11/2013
"France didn’t know how to accept the extended hand before it became a raised fist"
After Les Barons, a surprise box-office success in Belgium in 2010, Nabil Ben Yadir returns with The Marchers, an ambitious historical film about the Beurs’...
15/11/2013
"What matters, is the true strength of the emotions"
The Polish filmmaker tells Cineuropa about the genesis of is second feature, Floating Skyscrapers.
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