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2239 articles available in total starting from 24/05/2002. Last article published on 30/07/2019.

Wallimage back four Belgian titles and one UK film

Wallimage – the investment fund for the Walloon film industry – have just announced the results of their 31st committee session. Set to receive funding are a host of Belgian titles and a UK film...  

10/07/2008 | Industry | Belgium

Kidron joins UKFC board

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason director Beeban Kidron has joined the UK Film Council’s (UKFC) Board of Directors. The appointment, which was made by Minister of Culture Margaret Hodge MP, will...  

07/07/2008 | Industry | UK

Martyrs receives 16 certificate

After Culture Minister Christine Albanel called for a re-examination of the Film Commission’s decision, the thriller Martyrs (see article) by Pascal Laugier (House of Voices) has been given a 16...  

03/07/2008 | Industry | France

Looking back an eventful week

This past week has seen several major events that affect French film, directly or indirectly, starting with the plan to ban advertising on state television channels (see news). The project has...  

27/06/2008 | Industry | France

Bouyssy named Exhibitor of the Year at Cinema Expo

The 17th edition of Cinema Expo International – the traditional gathering for exhibitors from across the world – is being held from June 23-26 in Amsterdam. On Thursday, the event will present its...  

23/06/2008 | Industry | Europe

Mr Manchester secures Welsh backing

The Film Agency for Wales (FWA) has announced development finance for Welsh writer Phil Charles’ British feature comedy Mr Manchester. The film deals with a debt-ridden, womanising builder who...  

20/06/2008 | Industry | UK

European harmonisation of film financing law

New changes have been made to the film law drawn up in Hungary in 2004, which established a system of direct funding and tax incentives, promoting investment in film production. After the...  

17/06/2008 | Industry | Hungary

Irish Borders on the "Edge"

The Louth, Newry & Mourne Film Commission, in association with the Department of Arts, Sport and Tourism and the Irish Film Board (IFB) have announced a new €10,000 funding award to promote...  

17/06/2008 | Industry | Ireland

New Danish archives opened

On June 12, Danish Minister of Culture Brian Mikkelsen opened one of the world’s most advanced nitrate film archives in a converted bunker in Hillerød, north of Copenhagen. The first 50 years of...  

16/06/2008 | Industry | Denmark

New direction for British filmmakers

The Directors Guild of Great Britain (DGGB) has deregistered as a trade union and has become a not-for-profit Community Interest Company. This has been done in order to support the work of its...  

16/06/2008 | Industry | UK

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