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Promoción fantasma, or the proof that good teen comedies exist

Promoción fantasma, or the proof that good teen comedies exist

Promoción fantasma, with over 300 copies distributed by Hispano Foxfilm, is this week’s great hope for Spanish cinema. It’s a comedy that, without hiding...  

03/02 | Releases | Spain

L, a Greek enigma, in Rotterdam

L, a Greek enigma, in Rotterdam

The first film by Greek director Babis Makridis, L, had its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival before it moved to different freezing cold town on...  

03/02 | Rotterdam 2012 | Greece

Millennium days are over but admissions were up, local market share 19.8% in 2011

Millennium days are over but admissions were up, local market share 19.8% in 2011

Last year Swedish cinema admissions totalled 16.4 million, with Swedish productions controlling 19.8% of the market. While attendance was 3.7% up on 2010,...  

03/02 | Admissions | Sweden

Bier to replace Aronofsky on Serena

Bier to replace Aronofsky on Serena

Danish director Susanne Bier, whose In a Better World (2010) scooped the Golden Globe and the Oscar for Best Foreign-Language Feature before wining her the...  

03/02 | People | Denmark

The Venice Film Festival will have a market and a workshop for young filmmakers

The Venice Film Festival will have a market and a workshop for young filmmakers

The International Film Festival will have its own market. On the occasion of the 69th edition (August 29 – September 8, 2012) the "Light Market" will be...  

03/02 | Festivals | Italy

Two films in the Panorama for Urban Distribution International

Two films in the Panorama for Urban Distribution International

Death for Sale by Faouzi Bensaïdi and The Woman Who Brushed Off Her Tears by Teona Strugar Mitevska are to shine in the line-up of French international...  

03/02 | Berlinale 2012 | Market | France

16th Sofia fest announces titles in competition

16th Sofia fest announces titles in competition

The 16th Sofia International Film Festival will take place from March 9-18 with a programme of more than 160 features and 60 shorts. Twelve first and second...  

03/02 | Festivals | Bulgaria

Lecce European Film Festival: finalists for the Mario Verdone Award

Lecce European Film Festival: finalists for the Mario Verdone Award

April 21, the closing day of the 13th Lecce Festival of European Film (April 17-21), will see the announcement of the Award in Memory of Mario Verdone. The...  

03/02 | Awards | Italy

Pathé aims high with Zarafa and Marsupilami

Pathé aims high with Zarafa and Marsupilami

Pre-bought only for Belgium, Switzerland and the Middle East, Rémi Besanzon and Jean-Christophe Lie’s animation film Zarafa (read the article), to be...  

03/02 | Berlinale 2012 | Market | France

Gaumont launches presales for Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s T.S.Spivet

Gaumont launches presales for Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s T.S.Spivet

Riding on the success of Untouchables which it sold all over the world, French international sales company Gaumont will be well armed at the 62th...  

02/02 | Berlinale 2012 | Market | France

Gatlif, Lafosse, and Haneke on show for Les Films du Losange

Gatlif, Lafosse, and Haneke on show for Les Films du Losange

With the very engaged Indignados by Tony Gatlif (read the article) selected for the Panorama at the 62th Berlinale from February 9 to 19, French...  

02/02 | Berlinale 2012 | Market | France

All the films in competition in Berlin

All the films in competition in Berlin

With Chinese film White Deer Plain by Wang Quan'an announced as the last candidate for the Golden Beer Award, the official selection list for the 62th...  

02/02 | Berlinale 2012 | Competition

Great Belgian presence at European co-production forum Cartoon Movie

Great Belgian presence at European co-production forum Cartoon Movie

The next edition of Cartoon Movie will be held from March 7 to 9 in Lyon. This European co-production forum will allow producers with ongoing animation film...  

02/02 | Funding | Belgium

Glenn Close in disguise in Albert Nobbs

Glenn Close in disguise in Albert Nobbs

An important event. The yearly masquerade ball at the Morrison’s Hotel in late 19th century Dublin. Guests dance, drink and have fun. The impeccable staff...  

02/02 | Films | Ireland

After Trier’s Oslo, August 31st date, nothing is Louder than Bombs

After Trier’s Oslo, August 31st date, nothing is Louder than Bombs

After Joachim Trier’s Oslo, August 31st last week (January 29) took two top prizes at the French Premier Plans Film Festival at Angers (Best Film, Best...  

02/02 | Production | Norway

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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.
Poliss - by Maïwenn - The turbulent life of police officers in the Child Protection Squad. Extraordinary energy, harsh realism and unbridled emotions. Italian release February 3.
Poliss
by Maïwenn
The turbulent life of police officers in the Child Protection Squad. Extraordinary energy, harsh realism and unbridled emotions. Italian release February 3.
This Must Be the Place - Sean Penn is mesmerising as a depressive former rock star in search of identity in this latest inventive film by Italy's Paolo Sorrentino. Polish release February 3.
This Must Be the Place
Sean Penn is mesmerising as a depressive former rock star in search of identity in this latest inventive film by Italy's Paolo Sorrentino. Polish release February 3.
The Fairy - by Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon and Bruno Romy - The hilarious misadventures of an eccentric couple. A burlesque and poetic work unveiled at Cannes. Swedish Release February 1.
The Fairy
by Dominique Abel, Fiona Gordon and Bruno Romy
The hilarious misadventures of an eccentric couple. A burlesque and poetic work unveiled at Cannes. Swedish Release February 1.
Le Havre - by Aki Kaurismäki - Masterful elegance, detached humour and political engagement. Dutch release February 2 and Portuguese release February 9.
Le Havre
by Aki Kaurismäki
Masterful elegance, detached humour and political engagement. Dutch release February 2 and Portuguese release February 9.
Summer Games - by Rolando Colla - The amorous awakening of two adolescents. Sensitivity, sensuality and authenticity for a film selected at Venice. French release February 8.
Summer Games
by Rolando Colla
The amorous awakening of two adolescents. Sensitivity, sensuality and authenticity for a film selected at Venice. French release February 8.

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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
After his international hit Dogtooth, Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos returns with Alps, his new film presented in competition at Venice. Swedish release February 10.
After his international hit Dogtooth, Greek director Yorgos Lanthimos returns with Alps, his new film presented in competition at Venice. Swedish release February 10.
Fernand Melgar presented his controversial documentary Special Flight, about illegal immigration in Switzerland, at the 49th Gijón International Film Festival
Fernand Melgar presented his controversial documentary Special Flight, about illegal immigration in Switzerland, at the 49th Gijón International Film Festival
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.
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.

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Un cuento chino - by Sebastián Borensztein - French release February 8
Un cuento chino
by Sebastián Borensztein
French release February 8
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy - by Tomas Alfredson - Nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor - Gary Oldman -, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Music. French and Danish releases February 8 and 9
Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy
by Tomas Alfredson
Nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor - Gary Oldman -, Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Music. French and Danish releases February 8 and 9
In Darkness - by Agnieszka Holland - Nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar. German release February 9.
In Darkness
by Agnieszka Holland
Nominated for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar. German release February 9.
Declaration of War - by Valérie Donzelli - Spanish release February 10
Declaration of War
by Valérie Donzelli
Spanish release February 10
Shame - by Steve McQueen - Dutch release February 9.
Shame
by Steve McQueen
Dutch release February 9.
Carnage - by Roman Polanski - Danish release February 2, UK release February 3, Norwegian and Finnish releases February 10
Carnage
by Roman Polanski
Danish release February 2, UK release February 3, Norwegian and Finnish releases February 10

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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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