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5008 articles available in total starting from 23/05/2002. Last article published on 05/10/2026.

Classical pathos moves Novković’s White White World

Oleg Novković’s White White World is a classical Greek tragedy packed into a Balkan film. It is precisely this classical quality that provides the enormous strength that juries in Locarno, Cottbus...  

03/12/2010 | Films | Serbia/Germany/Sweden

Berlin French Film Week turns 10

In Berlin today, the 10th French Film Week will open with a screening of Bruno Chiche’s Small World, starring Alexandra Maria Lara (the event’s patron), Gérard Depardieu, Françoise Fabian, Niels...  

01/12/2010 | Festivals | Germany

Szabó shoots part of The Door in Cologne

Cologne’s MMC Studios have had a busy autumn in terms of European co-productions. Last month, French writer-journalist Sylvain Estibal’s debut film When Pigs Have Wings was shooting there at the...  

29/11/2010 | Production | Germany

Films from all four corners of Europe

This week’s new releases span the whole of Europe. Firstly, Farbfilm is launching Juraj Herz’s Austrian/German/Czech co-production Habermann, which looks back at the burning issue of the expulsion...  

26/11/2010 | Releases | Germany

Home for Christmas

Norwegian director Bent Hamer’s latest film is a nuanced series of interconnected stories set during the year-end holidays in a snow-covered Norwegian village  

25/11/2010 | Films | Reviews

Heidelberg hosts Franco-German Film Meetings

The 8th Franco-German Film Meetings kick off today in Heidelberg. Organised by Unifrance and German Films, the three-day event aims to promote co-productions and film circulation between the two...  

25/11/2010 | Industry | France/Germany

A constellation of German (co)productions shine at Black Nights

The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (November 24-December 5) is screening numerous German productions and co-productions this year. Four of the latter have been selected in the Official...  

24/11/2010 | Festivals | Germany

European winners at Munich and Mannheim-Heidelberg

At this year’s Munich International Student Film Festival (November 14-20), the VFF Young Talent Award (worth €7,500) went to Polish short film For Madmen Only by Pawel Maslona, from Katowice Film...  

23/11/2010 | Awards | Germany

Constantin and Canyon Creek opt for best-sellers

German production company Constantin has bought the rights to successful young Irish writer Cecelia Ahern’s second novel, Where Rainbows End (2004). At 29, the daughter of the former Irish prime...  

19/11/2010 | Production | Germany/UK

Berlinale WCF backs Ustaoglu’s next film

The jury of the Berlinale’s World Cinema Fund (WCF) met on November 15 to award a total of €150,000 in production funding to four projects and €27,000 in funding for distribution on German...  

18/11/2010 | Funding | Germany

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