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757 articles available in total starting from 14/06/2002. Last article published on 09/09/2026.

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Renovation, The Visitor, If Pigeons Turned to Gold and Gay By Nature win at Crossing Europe

Renovation, The Visitor, If Pigeons Turned to Gold and Gay By Nature win at Crossing Europe

Two Lithuanian films shared the top fiction prize, a Czech debut won best documentary, and the local scene celebrated queer punk cinema  

04/05 | Crossing Europe 2026 | Awards

Alex Reinberg, Leni Gruber • Creators of Sheep

Interview: Alex Reinberg, Leni Gruber • Creators of Sheep

“You can’t be too subtle when you’re working with real sheep”

The winner of the Student Award at Canneseries, the show portrays sheep who think they have domesticated humans – until they’re forced to fight them  

04/05 | Canneseries 2026

Ulrich Seidl developing new feature Distances

Ulrich Seidl developing new feature Distances

The Austrian filmmaker returns to the themes of tourism and alienation with a dark character study co-written with Veronika Franz and Severin Fiala  

30/04 | Production | Funding | Austria/Germany/France

Family ties, war in Ukraine and social issues dominate this year's Crossing Europe

Family ties, war in Ukraine and social issues dominate this year's Crossing Europe

The Austrian festival will showcase 133 fiction features, documentaries and short films from 39 countries  

27/04 | Crossing Europe 2026

Review: Does the Horse Have to Work, Too?

Review: Does the Horse Have to Work, Too?

In his documentary, Leonhard Pill observes the cycles of nature, of sheep, and of their shepherdess  

27/04 | ZagrebDox 2026

The Cannes Remakes programme unveils its selection

The Cannes Remakes programme unveils its selection

The initiative returns for its third edition, training the spotlight on 14 European IPs primed for international remakes  

16/04 | Cannes 2026 | Marché du Film

Jasmila Žbanić now filming Quo Vadis, Aida? – The Missing Part in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Jasmila Žbanić now filming Quo Vadis, Aida? – The Missing Part in Bosnia and Herzegovina

The Bosnian helmer returns to Srebrenica with a sequel to her Oscar- and BAFTA-nominated movie, set for delivery in spring 2027 and repped internationally by Indie Sales  

16/04 | Production | Funding | Bosnia and Herzegovina/Austria/Netherlands/Germany/ France/Croatia/Sweden/Montenegro

Everytime to unspool in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard

Everytime to unspool in Cannes’ Un Certain Regard

Austrian filmmaker Sandra Wollner is heading to the Croisette with a psychologically charged drama film exploring grief, memory and the fragility of time  

13/04 | Production | Funding | Germany/Austria

The Dreamed Adventure set to screen in competition at Cannes

The Dreamed Adventure set to screen in competition at Cannes

German filmmaker Valeska Grisebach returns to the Croisette with a politically charged, cross-border drama exploring memory, desire and post-communist identity  

13/04 | Production | Funding | Germany/France/Bulgaria/Austria

Austria’s FISAplus cash rebate earmarks over €31 million for 26 international film and TV projects

Austria’s FISAplus cash rebate earmarks over €31 million for 26 international film and TV projects

On this occasion, Tony Gilroy’s Behemoth! and Paul Greengrass’s The Uprising are among the scheme's recipients  

09/04 | Production | Funding | Austria

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