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4524 articles available in total starting from 18/05/2002. Last article published on 23/12/2020.

450 films on show in Göteborg

A total of 450 films from 67 countries will screen in the 21 sections of the 31st Göteborg International Film Festival (January 25-February 4), the biggest annual film gathering in the Nordic...  

16/01/2008 | Festivals | Sweden

Spotlight on young German directors

The 29th edition of the Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival in Saarbrücken (January 14-20) opened yesterday with the screening of Love Made Easy, the second film by young Zurich-born director Peter...  

15/01/2008 | Festivals | Germany

Chrigu at Angers

The Premiers Plans Film Festival in Angers (France), whose 20th edition will be held from January 18-27, will screen Swiss documentary Chrigu (Diagonal, Arsonfilm) in the Figures Libres section. A...  

15/01/2008 | Festivals | Switzerland

In Bologna, the Future is (once again) now

For its tenth anniversary edition, the programme of Bologna’s Future Film Festival (January 15-20) is teeming with 27 features and over 160 short films from throughout the world. The important...  

15/01/2008 | Festivals | Italy

Tromsö hosts Kautokeino Rebellion

The Tromsö International Film Festival (TIFF), the biggest annual film festival in Norway – which attracts some 46,000 visitors each year and screens over 100 films – opens tomorrow with the world...  

14/01/2008 | Festivals | Norway

Seven Swiss films at Sarrebruck

The Max Ophüls Prize Film Festival, whose 29th edition will be held from January 14-20 in Sarrebruck (Germany), is hosting no less than seven Swiss productions and co-productions. The comedy Love...  

14/01/2008 | Festivals | Switzerland

From the Baltics to the Balkans and beyond

Teeming with a selection of 140 titles, the Trieste Film Festival (January 17-24), historically dedicated to Eastern European cinema, will kick off its 19th edition with Jiri Menzel’s widely...  

14/01/2008 | Festivals | Italy

Sundance looks to Europe

Several weeks ago, Sundance director Geoff Gilmore said: “The globalisation of independent cinema that people have been speaking about for years has begun influencing our competition as well”....  

09/01/2008 | Festivals | Europe

Go in Peace Jamil competes in Rotterdam and Göteborg

Go in Peace Jamil, the directorial debut of Danish/Palestinian filmmaker Omar Shargawi, will screen in the main competition programme of two top international film festivals: Rotterdam (January...  

09/01/2008 | Festivals | Denmark

Rotterdam gears up

The 2008 International Film Festival Rotterdam is starting to take shape. The 37th edition will run from January 27-February 3. This year’s Tiger Award Competition will again feature works by...  

09/01/2008 | Festivals | Netherlands

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