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2019 articles available in total starting from 24/05/2002. Last article published on 09/09/2025.

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EFP’s Film Sales Support takes 14 sales agents to Hong Kong

For the second year in a row, European Film Promotion (EFP) successfully offers Film Sales Support (FSS) to European sales agents for the marketing of European Films at the Hong Kong FILMART. One...  

16/03/2010 | Market | Europe

Agreement for voluntary deposit of films

At the 60th Berlinale, film producers (represented by the FIAPF), and European film archives (represented by ACE - Association of European Cinematheques), signed a framework agreement for setting...  

15/03/2010 | Industry | Europe

EFP bridging borders at Istanbul

With Bridges Europe – Turkey, European Film Promotion (EFP) will be launching a new programme at the 29th Istanbul International Film Festival (April 3-18). From April 12-14, the festival, in...  

15/03/2010 | Festivals | Europe

Serbia’s Ordinary People wins Cineuropa.org prize at Miami

The Cineuropa.org Award has gone to Vladimir Perisic’s Serbian film Ordinary People, in competition at the Miami International Film Festival, which ended yesterday. The prize – which consists of...  

15/03/2010 | Awards | Europe

New Digital Alfie pilot launched by peacefulfish

Berlin-based peacefulfish has launched the Digital Alfie project, co-financed by the EU’s MEDIA Programme. Digital Alfie aims to use digital technologies to enrich the cinema-going experience and...  

10/03/2010 | Industry | Europe

European industry takes first step towards creating digitisation model

The European film industry is facing one of the greatest challenges in its history, the digitisation of theatres, a process in which there is no going back, for “the advantages and necessity of...  

09/03/2010 | Industry | Europe

Hurt Locker sweeps Oscars

The Hurt Locker director Kathryn Bigelow, which has earned $20 million (13.2 million pounds) at box offices, picked up six awards. Austrian actor Christoph Waltz won best supporting actor for his...  

08/03/2010 | Oscars 2010

Academy rules cause confusion

There is great anticipation ahead of the Academy Awards ceremony on Sunday, March 7. Europe is pinning most of its hopes on multi-European production The White Ribbon by Michael Haneke and A...  

05/03/2010 | Oscars 2010 | Europe

Diary of the Berlinale Talent Campus - Day 4

Berlin 18/02/2010 – The final day of the Berlinale Talent Campus offered participants an extraordinary outing to a workshop at the Theaterkunst, the largest supplier of costumes for cinema in...  

27/02/2010 | Training | Europe

Berlinale Talent Campus Diary: Day 3

Berlin 17/02/2010. Today at the Berlinale Talent Campus, between a discussion with legendary Japanese director Yoji Yamada and the psychedelic video performance of Iceland artist Ásdís Sif...  

25/02/2010 | Training | Europe

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