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3204 articles available in total starting from 01/07/2002. Last article published on 16/10/2026.

Lozinski one step closer to the Oscar

Marcel Lozinski’s latest film, If It Happens, has been shortlisted for an Oscar, in the Best Documentary Short Subject category. From the eight hopefuls on the list, members of the American...  

08/01/2008 | Awards | Poland

US critics laud Mungiu

4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days by Romanian director Christian Mungiu continues to reap success, which began with last year's Palme d’Or at Cannes and was followed up with numerous other prizes....  

08/01/2008 | Awards | Romania

BAFTA announces foreign film nominees

BAFTA has announced the five titles in the Film Not In The English Language category for the 2008 Orange British Academy Film Awards. The nominees are The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, The Kite...  

08/01/2008 | Awards | UK

Red Like the Sky triumphs in Poland

Red Like the Sky by Cristiano Bortone, based on the true story of Mirco Mencacci, one of the Italy’s most renowned sound editors, picked up two awards at the Ale Kino! festival in Poznan, Poland....  

20/12/2007 | Awards | Italy

Orphanage and 13 Rosas lead Goya nominations

Juan Antonio Bayona's The Orphanage and Martínez Lázaro's Las 13 Rosas have snagged the most nominations – 14 each – for the upcoming Goya awards, announced yesterday by the Spanish Film Academy....  

18/12/2007 | Awards | Spain

Atonement continues stellar nominations run

Fresh off its seven Golden Globe nominations (see news), Joe Wright’s wartime saga Atonement went one better with eight nominations for the 28th London Film Critics’ Circle Awards, including in...  

17/12/2007 | Awards | UK

ItaliaFilmFest winners

The jury of the ItaliaFilmFest – comprising critics Paolo D’Agostini (president), Francesco Alò, Oscar Iarussi, Felice Laudadio and, specifically for documentaries, Maurizio Di Rienzo – has...  

17/12/2007 | Awards | Italy

Atonement leads Brit-pack at Globe nominations

Joe Wright’s elegiac war drama Atonement dominated the nominations for the 65th annual Golden Globe awards with seven nods. The film will slug it out in the best motion picture – drama category...  

14/12/2007 | Awards | UK

No more European Goya

The Spanish Film Academy has announced the elimination of the Goya for Best European Film in its upcoming ceremony, scheduled for February 2008. The move would, according to Ana Arrieta, general...  

14/12/2007 | Awards | Spain

Bardem killing for a Golden Globe

Spanish actor Javier Bardem has been nominated to a Golden Globe in the best supporting actor category for his performance a psychopath killer in No Country For Old Men, directed by Ethan and Joel...  

13/12/2007 | Awards | Spain

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