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548 articles available in total starting from 04/10/2002. Last article published on 28/10/2025.

Guy Deleiden  • Director, Film Fund Luxembourg

Interview: Guy Deleiden • Director, Film Fund Luxembourg

“The return of the Francophone Co-production Meetings to Luxembourg symbolises the country's desire to consolidate its role as a hub for Francophone players”

A meeting on the occasion of the 21st edition of this unmissable event to strengthen ties with North America and Africa  

28/10 | /Luxembourg

Balkan films come out on top at the 18th edition of Luxembourg's CinÉast

Balkan films come out on top at the 18th edition of Luxembourg's CinÉast

Wind, Talk to Me and God Will Not Help took home the Grand Prix and Special Jury Prize, respectively, while Little Trouble Girls and DJ Ahmet collected additional gongs  

27/10 | CinÉast 2025 | Awards

The Francophone Co-production Meetings unveil 25 projects

The Francophone Co-production Meetings unveil 25 projects

Organised by Film Fund Luxembourg, the 21st edition of the event will take place in Luxembourg from 28-31 October  

17/10 | Industry | Market | Luxembourg

CinÉast celebrates adulthood with its 18th edition and an equally mature line-up

CinÉast celebrates adulthood with its 18th edition and an equally mature line-up

The Luxembourgish festival championing Central and Eastern European cinema will open with the international premiere of Chopin, A Sonata in Paris and boasts more than 120 screenings  

10/10 | CinÉast 2025

Review: The Baronesses

Review: The Baronesses

Fifteen years on from Les Barons, Nabil Ben Yadir returns with a film co-directed by his mother, Mokhtaria Badaoui, which thrusts heroines usually absent from movie theatres into the limelight  

06/10 | Namur 2025

Animation3 selects its 2025 residents, helming three projects across Luxembourg, France and Belgium

Animation3 selects its 2025 residents, helming three projects across Luxembourg, France and Belgium

Four animation talents have been chosen to take part in the new edition of the residency, supported by Film Fund Luxembourg, Magelis and Wallimage  

01/10 | Industry | Market | Luxembourg/France/Belgium

Stephan De Potter, Marc Smit • Distributors, Cinéart

Interview: Stephan De Potter, Marc Smit • Distributors, Cinéart

“We try to select films that provide meaning and open people’s eyes to certain realities of life”

We head to the Netherlands and Belgium to speak to the pair of distributors about the particulars of working across the Benelux region  

30/09 | Distributor of the Month

Review: Six Days in Spring

Review: Six Days in Spring

Joachim Lafosse presents his 11th feature film, a sensitive drama which highlights the reality of the return to square one in terms of social mobility when love comes to an end  

22/09 | San Sebastian 2025 | Competition

Review: Winter of the Crow

Review: Winter of the Crow

Poland’s Kasia Adamik crafts a lean, distressing neo-noir centring on a British academic stranded on the wrong side of the Iron Curtain  

08/09 | Toronto 2025 | Platform

Akihiro Hata • Director of Grand Ciel

Interview: Akihiro Hata • Director of Grand Ciel

“My political reflections have always been my primary creative drive”

VENICE 2025: The Paris-based Japanese director discusses his social drama which morphs into a thriller, starring Damien Bonnard in the lead  

08/09 | Venice 2025 | Orizzonti

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