Berlinale 2006 / Market 15 articles available in total starting from 06/02/2006. Last article published on 01/03/2006. page: [1] 2 next Largest turnout ever at the EFMAccording to the final figures released by the European Film Market (EFM), 2006 was a record-breaking year for the Berlin International Film Festival’s parallel market, held for the first time at... 01/03/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketLatido’s slate welcomed by distributorsMadrid-based Latido Sales, headed by Massimo Saidel, has had a busy Berlin market with sales across its slate and particular critical attention focused on its Panorama title Heaven’s Doors by... 17/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketBuyers flock to festival filmsAt only two days before the end of the market, most deals had already been closed and the majority of buyers were heading home Tuesday night, but their overall mood was very upbeat as some... 15/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketNew European Film Market gets good marksWith its new infrastructure and venues, the European Film Market (EFM) received a largely positive response and favourable comments from film professionals that, according to Beki Probst, head of... 15/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketFrench sales companies on the crest of a waveAs the European Film Market (EFM) draws to a close, at its new location in Martin-Gropius-Bau, French international sales companies have already been confirmed as the principal beneficiaries at... 15/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketThree new titles for IntramoviesItalian sales company Intramovies, headed by Paola Corvino, has just picked up three new Italian films for international sales. Mai piu come prima (lit. "Never Again As Before") was written,... 14/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketBavaria in the limelight with RequiemWith five features films selected at the Berlinale, including three in official competition, Thorsten Ritter from Bavaria Film International (BFI) has hardly a second to enjoy a cup of coffee at... 14/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketArtificial Eye's open joy over HiddenIn Berlin to look for possible new acquisitions for their 2006-2007 distribution line-up, Pam Engel and Robert Beeson from UK arthouse company Artificial Eye are extatic about the box office... 13/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketCelluloid picks up Sundance latino hitParis-based sales company Celluloïd Dreams has just added to its already attractive Berlin line-up Richard Glazer and Wash Westmoreland´s Quinceanera, which picked up both the Grand Jury Prize and... 12/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | MarketTrust hot again in Berlin"Berlin is generally a very strong festival for us, and this year is once again excellent," said a beaming Anna Karin Wolfsberg of Trust Film Sales. It’s no wonder that the head of Zentropa... 12/02/2006 | Berlinale 2006 | Market page: [1] 2 next