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Activists protest as EU signs controversial ACTA

Activists protest as EU signs controversial ACTA

The European Parliament’s independent monitor for the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) resigned Friday in protest after 22 European Union member...  

30/01 | Legislation | Europe

Record number of domestic releases in 2012

Record number of domestic releases in 2012

More than 20 Romanian films are scheduled for domestic release in 2012, the biggest number since the '89 Revolution. Famous directors such as Cristian...  

30/01 | Releases | Romania

After 6 1/2 Jussis, Aki Kaurismäki’s Le Havre in running for César

After 6 1/2 Jussis, Aki Kaurismäki’s Le Havre in running for César

Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki’s Le Havre swept the Jussi awards gala last night (January 29) in Helsinki, where it collected six-and-a-half trophies...  

30/01 | Awards | Finland

Maja Milos’ Clip is Rotterdam’s first cause célèbre

Maja Milos’ Clip is Rotterdam’s first cause célèbre

The International Film Festival Rotterdam, which began on 25 January, has a reputation for edgy, avant-garde fare. But even by those standards, Clip, the...  

30/01 | Rotterdam 2012 | Serbia

SND counting on success with The Informant

SND counting on success with The Informant

Based on a true story and adapted from a novel written by Marc Fiévet, who is sent by the French Customs department to infiltrate the drug traffickers in...  

30/01 | Berlinale 2012 | Market | France

Premiers Plans crowns Oslo, August 31st and Atomic Age

Premiers Plans crowns Oslo, August 31st and Atomic Age

Winner of the Grand Jury Prize in the European competition and Best Actor for Anders Danielsen Lie: Norwegian director Joachim Trier’s Oslo, August 31st...  

30/01 | Festivals | France

Variações biopic enters pre-production

Variações biopic enters pre-production

Legal proceedings have ended between director João Maia and production company Utopia Filmes, so pre-production can finally move forward on the biopic about...  

30/01 | Production | Portugal

Shooting under way for Romeo and Juliet

Shooting under way for Romeo and Juliet

Shooting has started in Rome for Romeo and Juliet, a new adaptation of Shakespeare’s classic, directed by Carlo Carlei and produced by Amber Ent., Gabriele...  

27/01 | Production | Italy

Shooting starts amidst protests for Bellocchio’s Sleeping Beauty

Shooting starts amidst protests for Bellocchio’s Sleeping Beauty

With or without public funding, shooting for Marco Bellocchio’s (pictured) new film, Sleeping Beauty, will begin in Cividale del Friuli (Udine) on Monday,...  

27/01 | Productin | Italy

On the Path in cinemas with Fandango

On the Path in cinemas with Fandango

Fandango brings On the Path to Italian cinemas in 20 copies. The film was presented in competition at the 2010 Berlin Film Festival (see the article from...  

27/01 | Releases | Italy

Poliss and The Minister challenge The Artist

Poliss and The Minister challenge The Artist

With 13 nominations (including seven for its actors), Maïwenn’s Poliss dominates the list of nominees for the 2012 Césars, to be awarded on February 24....  

27/01 | Césars 2012 | France

John Hurt to receive BAFTA honour

John Hurt to receive BAFTA honour

British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) will honour veteran actor John Hurt with the Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema Award at the...  

27/01 | Awards | UK

The Child's Position in pre-production

The Child's Position in pre-production

Peter Calin Netzer's third feature The Child's Position, a psychological drama about a mother and her "almost pathological" relationship with her son, will...  

27/01 | Production | Romania

Göteborg keeps fair-weather eye on new German films

Göteborg keeps fair-weather eye on new German films

Fresh German films from current directors have found their place in the programme of the 35th Göteborg International Film Festival (January 27–February 6),...  

27/01 | Festivals | Germany

Beta Cinema heads to Berlin with a Golden Bear contender and Oscar nominee

Beta Cinema heads to Berlin with a Golden Bear contender and Oscar nominee

Munich-based international sellerBeta Cinema will be offering several titles of international calibre at the market at the Berlinale (February 9-19),...  

27/01 | Berlinale 2012 | Market

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Elles - by Malgorzata Sumowska - Juliette Binoche investigates student prostitution. A daring film that shatters prejudices. French release February 1.
Elles
by Malgorzata Sumowska
Juliette Binoche investigates student prostitution. A daring film that shatters prejudices. French release February 1.
Wrinkles - by Ignacio Ferreras - A sensitive film about friendship and loneliness in a retirement home. Nominated for two Goya and shortlisted for an Oscar. Spanish release January 27.
Wrinkles
by Ignacio Ferreras
A sensitive film about friendship and loneliness in a retirement home. Nominated for two Goya and shortlisted for an Oscar. Spanish release January 27.
The Artist - by Michel Hazanavicius - Hollywood at the crossroads of silent and talking movies. Nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actor. German release January 26.
The Artist
by Michel Hazanavicius
Hollywood at the crossroads of silent and talking movies. Nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actor. German release January 26.
Intruders by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo - Journey into the depths of fear. A nail-biting, puzzle-like film, starring Clive Owen, Daniel Brühl and Pilar López de Ayala. UK release January 27.
Intruders by Juan Carlos Fresnadillo
Journey into the depths of fear. A nail-biting, puzzle-like film, starring Clive Owen, Daniel Brühl and Pilar López de Ayala. UK release January 27.
The Giants - by Bouli Lanners - The misadventures of three teenagers left to their own devices. Sensibility and humour in a captivating film, unveiled at Cannes. Dutch release January 26.
The Giants
by Bouli Lanners
The misadventures of three teenagers left to their own devices. Sensibility and humour in a captivating film, unveiled at Cannes. Dutch release January 26.
Play - by Ruben Östlund - Delinquency, racism and integration. An explosive subject and a rare intelligence. Unveiled at Cannes. Finalist for the Lux Prize 2011. Norwegian release January 27.
Play
by Ruben Östlund
Delinquency, racism and integration. An explosive subject and a rare intelligence. Unveiled at Cannes. Finalist for the Lux Prize 2011. Norwegian release January 27.

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From Bolivia to Nepal: after Even the Rain, Bollaín recounts the journey of a teacher in Kathmandu: A Mirror in the Sky
From Bolivia to Nepal: after Even the Rain, Bollaín recounts the journey of a teacher in Kathmandu: A Mirror in the Sky
Michel Hazanavicius talks about The Artist, the crazy yet successful gamble of a silent, black-and-white film. Nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actor.
Michel Hazanavicius talks about The Artist, the crazy yet successful gamble of a silent, black-and-white film. Nominated for 10 Oscars including Best Picture and Best Actor.
Interview with the director of sensational Belgian film Bullhead. Nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
Interview with the director of sensational Belgian film Bullhead. Nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar.
Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée is back to present Café de Flore. Vanessa Paradis stars as the courageous mother of a child with Down’s syndrome. French release January 26.
Canadian director Jean-Marc Vallée is back to present Café de Flore. Vanessa Paradis stars as the courageous mother of a child with Down’s syndrome. French release January 26.
Jannicke S. Jacobsen - Turn Me On, Goddammit - More than an usual teen American film. French release January 18.
Jannicke S. Jacobsen - Turn Me On, Goddammit
More than an usual teen American film. French release January 18.
The vibrant former president of the Spanish Film Academy talks to Cineuropa about The Spark of Life, starring comedian José Mota and Mexican thesp Salma Hayek
The vibrant former president of the Spanish Film Academy talks to Cineuropa about The Spark of Life, starring comedian José Mota and Mexican thesp Salma Hayek

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Michael - by Markus Schleinzer - German release January 26 and Norwegian release February 3
Michael
by Markus Schleinzer
German release January 26 and Norwegian release February 3
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - by Tomas Alfredson - Nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor - Gary Oldman -, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Music. German and Czech releases February 2.
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
by Tomas Alfredson
Nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor - Gary Oldman -, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Music. German and Czech releases February 2.
House of Tolerance - by Bertrand Bonello - UK release January 27 and Czech release February 1
House of Tolerance
by Bertrand Bonello
UK release January 27 and Czech release February 1
On The Path - by Jasmila Zbanic - Italian release January 27
On The Path
by Jasmila Zbanic
Italian release January 27
Carnage - by Roman Polanski - Danish release February 2 and UK release February 3
Carnage
by Roman Polanski
Danish release February 2 and UK release February 3
The Iron Lady - by Phyllida Lloyd - Meryl Streep - Nominated for the Best Actress Oscar. Hungarian release February 2, Swedish and norwegian releases February 3.
The Iron Lady
by Phyllida Lloyd
Meryl Streep - Nominated for the Best Actress Oscar. Hungarian release February 2, Swedish and norwegian releases February 3.

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Industry Reports

26/01/2012

Scripted Series Worldwide: trends and hits in Fiction

Fiction struck back and US scripted formats took Europe by storm, becoming international hits within a few months. Today, local fiction strikes back, and co-productions increasingly appear to be the best way to offer high-quality series destined to be broadcast in as many countries as possible.

25/01/2012

More than 2 billion euros as aid to the european cinema

This article is available in french

24/01/2012

The MIPDoc International Pitch

Creativity takes the stage in Cannes. Want to pitch your winning formula? Then enter the new MIPDoc International Pitch!

24/01/2012

The balance

This article is available in french

19/01/2012

Over half of Europe’s screens are now digital 
but single-screen cinemas are struggling

A new report from the European Audiovisual Observatory and MEDIA Salles shows that around 18 500 digital screens had been installed in Europe by the end of 2011. This means that over 52% of European screens are now capable of digital projection, up from just 4% three years ago.

16/01/2012

4.1% decrease of Quebec revenue

Crisis in the US film industry is also felt in Quebec, where, in 2011, revenues decreased by 4.1% despite good quality of Quebec films.

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