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1253 articles available in total starting from 16/01/2003. Last article published on 18/09/2026.

Review: Pinocchio: Unstrung

Review: Pinocchio: Unstrung

Director Rhys Frake-Waterfield proves the sceptics wrong with this playful, macabre reimagining of Pinocchio set in the Twisted Childhood Universe  

17/04 | BIFFF 2026

Film festivals settling into a stronger post-pandemic equilibrium, new Eventive research suggests

Film festivals settling into a stronger post-pandemic equilibrium, new Eventive research suggests

Fresh audience data point to a maturing festival ecosystem, with higher ticket revenues, steady attendance and hybrid viewing now a structural feature of the sector  

08/04 | Industry | Market | Europe/USA

Patricia Ortega is filming Blows at My Door

Patricia Ortega is filming Blows at My Door

Daniel Arias, Mimi Lazo, Bárbara Cuesta and Ramiro Blas star in a film produced by Eterno Island Pictures in association with VIP2000TV and Broadway en Español LLC  

07/04 | Production | Funding | Spain/USA

Comedy of the Moon is the first animated film dedicated to the history of cinema created using AI

Comedy of the Moon is the first animated film dedicated to the history of cinema created using AI

Produced by Wild Filmmaker and directed by Michele Diomà, the movie “combines the production and aesthetic principles of the Nouvelle Vague with AI animation”  

25/03 | Sponsored

Review: Zeta

Review: Zeta

Dani de la Torre delivers a fast-paced spy thriller packed with action and plot twists, a film that easily holds its own against American blockbusters  

19/03 | Films | Reviews | Spain/USA

Review: A Song Without Home

Review: A Song Without Home

Georgian filmmaker Rati Tsiteladze's impressionistic, haunting documentary follows a trans woman who escaped her village and fled to Vienna after being imprisoned at home for 11 years  

17/03 | CPH:DOX 2026

Sentimental Value wins the Oscar for Best International Film

Sentimental Value wins the Oscar for Best International Film

Joachim Trier’s film grabs some spotlight in a ceremony dominated by One Battle After Another, which also awarded Mr. Nobody Against Putin as Best Documentary  

16/03 | Oscars 2026

Review: Just Look Up

Review: Just Look Up

Emma Wall and Betsy Hershey’s fast-paced observational documentary follows US activist Michael Greenberg, the founder of the Climate Defiance protest movement  

13/03 | CPH:DOX 2026

Martin Scorsese’s StudioCanal-backed What Happens at Night, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, begins shooting

Martin Scorsese’s StudioCanal-backed What Happens at Night, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Jennifer Lawrence, begins shooting

Principal photography has commenced in Prague on the filmmaker’s new feature, which has been described as a ghost story and a psychological horror  

12/03 | Production | Funding | USA/France

Rendez-Vous With French Cinema to present a tantalising showcase in New York

Rendez-Vous With French Cinema to present a tantalising showcase in New York

Running 5 to 15 March, the 31st edition of the event organised by Unifrance and Film at Lincoln Center will screen 22 feature films in the company of 19 directors  

04/03 | Festivals | Awards | USA/France

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