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809 articles available in total starting from 29/05/2002. Last article published on 02/12/2025.

Siiri Halko • Director of The Well

Interview: Siiri Halko • Director of The Well

“I aim to create moments where your mind questions what is happening on screen, but your senses accept it as real”

The Finnish filmmaker discusses her psychological drama, which has just picked up the Eurimages Co-Production Development Award at Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event  

02/12 | Black Nights 2025 | Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event

Alberto Gastesi • Director of Singular

Interview: Alberto Gastesi • Director of Singular

“I always talk about vindicating the human in the face of the promise of technical perfection”

The director of the Sitges-premiered thriller speaks about finding and retaining humanity in an age where artificiality and technocentricism threaten to consume us  

28/11 | /Spain/Finland

Janicke Askevold • Director of Solomamma

Interview: Janicke Askevold • Director of Solomamma

“This award tells me that there is space for stories about non-traditional families — and that gives me the courage to continue”

After scooping the Eurimages Audentia Award, the Norwegian helmer reflects on the journey undertaken by her drama exploring solo motherhood and unconventional family structures  

27/11 | Cork 2025

Review: Singular

Review: Singular

Basque director Alberto Gastesi tackles AI beyond the uncanny valley in his second feature, starring Patricia López Arnaiz  

27/11 | Films | Reviews | Spain/Finland

Alex Noyer • Director of Love Is the Monster

Interview: Alex Noyer • Director of Love Is the Monster

“I wanted to make a horror for grown-ups”

With his new movie, the Paris-born director embraces his Finnish roots – and all the weirdness that comes with them  

26/11 | /USA/Canada/Finland

Review: Silver

Review: Silver

Natalia Koniarz offers an immersive and unadorned portrait of life within Bolivia’s Cerro Rico mining community, where labour, poverty and faith intertwine  

05/11 | Jihlava 2025

Aga Woszczyńska’s Black Water enters the editing bay

Aga Woszczyńska’s Black Water enters the editing bay

The Polish filmmaker, who made her debut with 2021’s Silent Land, has finished shooting her sophomore feature, which reunites her with actors Agnieszka Żulewska and Dobromir Dymecki  

04/11 | Production | Funding | Poland/Finland/Germany/Estonia/Denmark

Samsung and LevelK ink deal to launch RomCom TV

Samsung and LevelK ink deal to launch RomCom TV

The international sales and aggregation house enters the growing FAST market with the launch of its first free ad-supported streaming channel, now live on Samsung Smart TV  

30/10 | Industry | Market | Denmark/Sweden/Norway/Finland

Ten projects receive production support from the Finnish Film Foundation

Ten projects receive production support from the Finnish Film Foundation

The agency has earmarked nearly €1.4 million for projects spanning fiction, animation, documentary and short formats  

16/10 | Production | Funding | Finland

Tinna Hrafnsdóttir’s Nordic crime-drama series Hildur heads into production

Tinna Hrafnsdóttir’s Nordic crime-drama series Hildur heads into production

Set against the dramatic backdrop of Iceland’s Westfjords, the six-part show follows the titular detective returning to her hometown 25 years after the disappearance of her two sisters  

03/10 | Production | Funding | Iceland/Finland

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