Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany)

Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany)

The producers of Asaf Saban's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support  

08/12 | The Co-production Podcast

György Mór Kárpáti makes his return with Summer to Come

György Mór Kárpáti makes his return with Summer to Come

Produced by Proton Cinema, with Kornél Mundruczó as executive producer, the second feature film by the director of Guerilla will take part in the Les Arcs Film Festival’s Work in Progress section  

08/12 | Production | Funding | Hungary

Environmentalism and the quest for freedom come together in La pecera, the feature debut by Glorimar Marrero

Environmentalism and the quest for freedom come together in La pecera, the feature debut by Glorimar Marrero

“The history of the island of Vieques is perfect for this tale about the symptoms of colonialism manifesting themselves in the body of a Puerto Rican woman,” according to the director  

08/12 | Production | Funding | Puerto Rico/Spain

End of filming in sight for Alice Winocour’s Revoir Paris

End of filming in sight for Alice Winocour’s Revoir Paris

Virginie Efira and Benoît Magimel lead the cast of this new feature film by the French director, a work produced by Dharamsala and Darius Films, and sold by Pathé  

08/12 | Production | Funding | France

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Industry Reports

Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion - “Change is inevitable; it’s just annoying that it takes so long,” say critics at IDFA’s Representation and Diversity in Film Criticism panel - 02/12/2021

Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – 02/12/2021
“Change is inevitable; it’s just annoying that it takes so long,” say critics at IDFA’s Representation and Diversity in Film Criticism panel
Writers opened up about representation and the realities of their profession during a panel at the Dutch festival

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Produce – Co-Produce... - Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany) - 08/12/2021

Produce – Co-Produce... – 08/12/2021
Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany)
The producers of Asaf Saban's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion - Four British filmmakers launch pressure group Underlying Health Conditions and reveal a report on accessibility issues in the audiovisual industry - 07/12/2021

Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – 07/12/2021
Four British filmmakers launch pressure group Underlying Health Conditions and reveal a report on accessibility issues in the audiovisual industry
Writer Jack Thorne, actress Genevieve Barr, production manager Katie Player and producer Holly Luban launched the group at the Tate Gallery on the occasion of the International Day of Disabled Persons

Animation - The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a new report on European animation - 06/12/2021

Animation – 06/12/2021
The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a new report on European animation
Despite European animation's high export potential, the USA and Japan remain by far the top providers of animated films

Produce – Co-Produce... - Episode 17: Disco Boy (France/Italy/Poland/Belgium) - 03/12/2021

Produce – Co-Produce... – 03/12/2021
Episode 17: Disco Boy (France/Italy/Poland/Belgium)
The producers of Giacomo Abbruzzese's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Produce – Co-Produce... - Canal+ signs a new agreement vis-a-vis French film - 03/12/2021

Produce – Co-Produce... – 03/12/2021
Canal+ signs a new agreement vis-a-vis French film
Canal+ and Ciné+ guarantee an investment in French and European cinema totalling €600m over the next 3 years, while an overhaul of media chronology windows is now topping the agenda

Produce – Co-Produce... - Episode 16: About Joan (France/Germany/Ireland) - 02/12/2021

Produce – Co-Produce... – 02/12/2021
Episode 16: About Joan (France/Germany/Ireland)
The producers of Laurent Larivière's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Gerardo Herrero finishes shooting Bajo terapia

Gerardo Herrero finishes shooting Bajo terapia

The comedy, based on a stage play of the same name, boasts an ensemble cast toplined by Malena Alterio, Alexandra Jiménez and Fele Martínez  

08/12 | Production | Funding | Spain

Review: Museum of the Revolution

Review: Museum of the Revolution

Serbian director Srdjan Keča's first feature-length documentary deals with incompleteness through the story of a never-finished memorial and three marginalised people living in its basement  

08/12 | Films | Reviews | Serbia/Croatia/Czech Republic

Nathalie Álvarez Mesén and Nima Yousefi • Director and producer of The Wolf Will Tear Your Immaculate Hands

Interview: Nathalie Álvarez Mesén and Nima Yousefi • Director and producer of The Wolf Will Tear Your Immaculate Hands

“A tropical, gothic drama about the historical colonization of the female body”

The director of Clara Sola and her producer spoke to us about their new project, the winner of the Eurimages Co-Production Development Award, handed out at the TorinoFilmLab for the very first time  

07/12 | Turin 2021 | Torino Film Industry/TorinoFilmLab

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Co-Production Podcast

Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany) - 08/12/2021

08/12/2021
Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany)
The producers of Asaf Saban's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 17: Disco Boy (France/Italy/Poland/Belgium) - 03/12/2021

03/12/2021
Episode 17: Disco Boy (France/Italy/Poland/Belgium)
The producers of Giacomo Abbruzzese's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 16: About Joan (France/Germany/Ireland) - 02/12/2021

02/12/2021
Episode 16: About Joan (France/Germany/Ireland)
The producers of Laurent Larivière's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 15: Men of Deeds (Romania/Bulgaria) - 01/12/2021

01/12/2021
Episode 15: Men of Deeds (Romania/Bulgaria)
The producers of Paul Negoescu's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 14: The Volunteer (Spain/Greece) - 30/11/2021

30/11/2021
Episode 14: The Volunteer (Spain/Greece)
The producers of Nely Reguera's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 13: Wolf (Ireland/Poland) - 19/11/2021

19/11/2021
Episode 13: Wolf (Ireland/Poland)
The producers of Nathalie Biancheri's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 12: Women Do Cry (Bulgaria/France) - 17/11/2021

17/11/2021
Episode 12: Women Do Cry (Bulgaria/France)
The producers of Vesela Kazakova's and Mina Mileva's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Episode 11: Pink Moon (Netherlands/Slovenia) - 17/11/2021

17/11/2021
Episode 11: Pink Moon (Netherlands/Slovenia)
The producers of Floor van der Meulen's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Paris’s Forum des Images hosts the Carrefour du Cinéma d’Animation

Paris’s Forum des Images hosts the Carrefour du Cinéma d’Animation

The 18th edition of the festival will run 8-12 December, with special guests including Florence Miailhe, Michaela Pavlátová, Tomm Moore, Niki Lindroth von Bahr and Jim Capobianco  

07/12 | Festivals | Awards | France

JA Bayona recreates the Andes plane crash in Society of the Snow

JA Bayona recreates the Andes plane crash in Society of the Snow

The director will take to Netflix to offer a new point of view on the tragedy that happened almost 50 years ago, which has already been portrayed on the big screen a number of times  

07/12 | Production | Funding | Spain

Shooting wraps on 42 segundos

Shooting wraps on 42 segundos

Jaime Lorente and Álvaro Cervantes breathe life into the two main sportsmen in Dani de la Orden and Àlex Murrull’s reenactment of an amazing aquatic feat at the Olympics  

07/12 | Production | Funding | Spain/Andorra

The Belgrade Festival of Auteur Film wraps amidst Film Center controversy

The Belgrade Festival of Auteur Film wraps amidst Film Center controversy

The 27th edition of the festival closed with Janko Baljak’s film about Želimir Žilnik, amidst a Film Center Serbia scandal that saw funding refused to Žilnik, Goran Marković and Srdjan Dragojević  

07/12 | Festivals | Awards | Serbia

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Photogalleries

Black Nights 2021 – Photogalleries - 13/11/2021

13/11/2021
Black Nights 2021 – Photogalleries
One of the most prestigious gatherings of the Nordic-Baltic region, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival is set to brighten the dark Estonian winter from 12-28 November with a raft of new independent titles and a rich line-up of industry events. Discover this year’s festival highlights in our exclusive photogalleries

Lecce 2021 – Photogallery - 09/11/2021

09/11/2021
Lecce 2021 – Photogallery
Unspooling from 6-13 November, Lecce European Film Festival is finally back to its physical format and ready to celebrate the best European titles of the year. Check out our photogalleries here

Cinemed 2021 – Photogallery - 23/10/2021

23/10/2021
Cinemed 2021 – Photogallery
One of the most important showcases of Mediterranean cinema, the 43rd edition of Montpellier's Cinemed ran from 15-23 October. Discover this year's festival highlights in our exclusive photogallery

Rome 2021 – Photogalleries - 17/10/2021

17/10/2021
Rome 2021 – Photogalleries
The 16th edition of Rome Film Fest, running from 14-24 October, presented 23 new titles in its main competition. Discover our exclusive photogalleries from some of this year's red carpets

MIA 2021 – Photogalleries - 17/09/2021

17/09/2021
MIA 2021 – Photogalleries
The 2021 edition of MIA, Italy's premier market converging all the segments of the audiovisual industry, unspooled from 13-17 October. Discover our exclusive photogalleries from the conversation with US director Joe Russo and the panel "The Future State of the Film Industry"

Venice 2021 – Photogalleries - 16/09/2021

16/09/2021
Venice 2021 – Photogalleries
Discover our photo coverage from this year's Venice Film Festival: some exclusive memories from Giornate degli Autori and Mostra's star-studded red carpets

Four British filmmakers launch pressure group Underlying Health Conditions and reveal a report on accessibility issues in the audiovisual industry

Four British filmmakers launch pressure group Underlying Health Conditions and reveal a report on accessibility issues in the audiovisual industry

Writer Jack Thorne, actress Genevieve Barr, production manager Katie Player and producer Holly Luban launched the group at the Tate Gallery on the occasion of the International Day of Disabled Persons  

07/12 | Industry | Market | UK

Czech debut Borders of Love to venture beyond the norms of monogamy

Czech debut Borders of Love to venture beyond the norms of monogamy

Tomasz Wiński is putting the finishing touches to the psychological drama, which examines hidden needs, desires and the limits of freedom  

07/12 | Production | Funding | Czech Republic

Mehdi Hmili • Director of Streams

Interview: Mehdi Hmili • Director of Streams

“This proletarian type of character, struggling with reality, is my modern hero”

We chatted to the director about his award-winning tale of a female victim of police injustice, who goes to prison for adultery  

07/12 | Cairo 2021

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Reviews

Where Is Anne Frank - by Ari Folman

Where Is Anne Frank
by Ari Folman
CANNES 2021: Ari Folman brings the Anne Frank story to present-day Amsterdam in this innovative and delightful animation that has a remarkable sting in its tail

Daughters - by Nana Neul

Daughters
by Nana Neul
Nana Neul has crafted an intimate road movie on acceptance, loss and daughterhood, which embraces low-key moods and loneliness as normal human states of being

Lingui, The Sacred Bonds - by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun

Lingui, The Sacred Bonds
by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
CANNES 2021: Mahamat-Saleh Haroun delivers a luminous work about a mother whose love for her daughter causes her to change course and to set about surmounting social and religious taboos

Rose - by Aurélie Saada

Rose
by Aurélie Saada
Aurélie Saada’s first fiction feature is a personal and sensitive portrait of a woman rebelling against the stereotypes created by a society which has chosen to cast her aside

The Mute Man of Sardinia - by Matteo Fresi

The Mute Man of Sardinia
by Matteo Fresi
Italian director Matteo Fresi’s film is a sophisticated western set in Sardinia in 1850 which explores an historic family feud, but which fails to drill down into the reasons behind this madness

Her Way - by Cécile Ducrocq

Her Way
by Cécile Ducrocq
Laure Calamy tackles the difficult role of a sex worker and Mother Courage who wants to secure the future of her teenage son, in Cécile Ducrocq’s feature debut

Ladies of the Wood - by Claus Drexel

Ladies of the Wood
by Claus Drexel
Claus Drexel signs his name to a sociological, humanist and intimate documentary which lends a voice to the transsexual sex workers of Paris’s Bois de Boulogne

What If Tomorrow - by Fabienne Godet

What If Tomorrow
by Fabienne Godet
Julie Moulier impresses as a broken woman piecing herself back together as she embarks upon an intriguing investigation in Fabienne Godet’s new road movie

Folk-horror flick O corpo aberto now filming

Folk-horror flick O corpo aberto now filming

Tamar Novas toplines the movie, which is being directed by Ángeles Huerta and unfolds on the Spanish-Portuguese border, during an era steeped in mystery and darkness  

06/12 | Production | Funding | Spain/Portugal

Series review: Tschugger

Series review: Tschugger

David Constantin’s series proves Swiss humour isn’t just a myth  

06/12 | Geneva 2021

Shooting has wrapped on the dystopian thriller starring Stefano Accorsi Ipersonnia

Shooting has wrapped on the dystopian thriller starring Stefano Accorsi Ipersonnia

Produced by Ascent Film and Nightswim, Alberto Mascia’s first work is set in the near future where prisoners serve their sentences in a deep-sleep state  

06/12 | Production | Funding | Italy

Interviews

Dovile Sarutyte • Director of Feature Film About Life

Dovile Sarutyte • Director of Feature Film About Life
There is no time to mourn in the first feature by the Lithuanian filmmaker, who tells us more about it and about turning a personal experience into a script

Malachi Smyth • Director of The Score

Malachi Smyth • Director of The Score
We talked to the director of this British musical set in a roadside café, which features music by Johnny Flynn

Michal Nohejl • Director of Occupation

Michal Nohejl • Director of Occupation
In his first feature, the Czech actor-director uses humour and satire to deal with a painful period in Czechoslovakia’s history

Francesco Sossai • Director of Other Cannibals

Francesco Sossai • Director of Other Cannibals
The Italian director mixes the topic of cannibalism with friendship and self-determination in his Black Nights-winning debut feature

Aleksandra Terpińska • Director of Other People

Aleksandra Terpińska • Director of Other People
The Polish director has crafted a modern musical about a young man who numbs his longing for love and affection with alcohol and an insignificant fling

Andreas Kleinert • Director of Dear Thomas

Andreas Kleinert • Director of Dear Thomas
The German filmmaker talks to us about his declaration of love to writer, poet and rebel Thomas Brasch, which has won the Grand Prix in the Competition of the Black Nights Film Festival

Nathalie Álvarez Mesén and Nima Yousefi • Director and producer of The Wolf Will Tear Your Immaculate Hands

Nathalie Álvarez Mesén and Nima Yousefi • Director and producer of The Wolf Will Tear Your Immaculate Hands
The director of Clara Sola and her producer spoke to us about their new project, the winner of the Eurimages Co-Production Development Award, handed out at the TorinoFilmLab for the very first time

Mehdi Hmili • Director of Streams

Mehdi Hmili • Director of Streams
We chatted to the director about his award-winning tale of a female victim of police injustice, who goes to prison for adultery

Mexican-Polish co-production The Hole in the Fence grabs the main trophy at Cairo

Mexican-Polish co-production The Hole in the Fence grabs the main trophy at Cairo

Director Joaquín del Paso together with his producing partner Fernanda de la Peza accepted the Golden Pyramid Award for Best Film during a glamorous ceremony at the Cairo Opera House  

06/12 | Cairo 2021 | Awards

Greta Fornari • Co-ordinator, TFL Funds

Interview: Greta Fornari • Co-ordinator, TFL Funds

“We believe it’s important to follow the road travelled by the directors we support”

We chatted with the TFL Funds co-ordinator to find out more about the funds allocated by TorinoFilmLab to support the production and distribution of new film projects  

06/12 | Turin 2021 | Torino Film Industry/TorinoFilmLab

Nora Martirosyan • Director of Should the Wind Drop

Interview: Nora Martirosyan • Director of Should the Wind Drop

“My main question was: how, through cinema, can a country that has no international legitimacy exist visually and cinematographically?”

Armenia's entry for the Oscar for Best International Feature Film is the portrait of a forgotten place seeking recognition  

06/12 | /France/Armenia/Belgium

Trailers/Teasers/Clips

Lingui, The Sacred Bonds - by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun

Lingui, The Sacred Bonds
by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun
Cannes 2021 - Competition
French release December 8

Where Is Anne Frank - by Ari Folman

Where Is Anne Frank
by Ari Folman
Cannes 2021 - Out of Competition
French release December 8

Rose - by Aurélie Saada

Rose
by Aurélie Saada
Locarno 2021 - Piazza Grande Award
French release December 8

Any Day Now - by Hamy Ramezan

Any Day Now
by Hamy Ramezan
Berlinale 2021- Generation Kplus
French release December 8

Her Way - by Cécile Ducrocq

Her Way
by Cécile Ducrocq
French release December 8

Nowhere Special - by Uberto Pasolini

Nowhere Special
by Uberto Pasolini
Venice 2020 - Orizzonti
French and Italian releases December 8

Bergman Island - by Mia Hansen-Løve

Bergman Island
by Mia Hansen-Løve
Cannes 2021 - Competition
French release December 7

Plan A - by Doron Paz, Yoav Paz

Plan A
by Doron Paz, Yoav Paz
German release December 9

The Life of Infamous Men has entered post-production

The Life of Infamous Men has entered post-production

Gilles Deroo and Marianne Pistone are kicking off editing on their second feature film, produced and sold by Shellac, following Sheep which was revealed in Locarno in 2013  

06/12 | Production | Funding | France

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a new report on European animation

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a new report on European animation

Despite European animation's high export potential, the USA and Japan remain by far the top providers of animated films  

06/12 | Industry | Market | Europe

Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney’s debut feature, Lakelands, in production

Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney’s debut feature, Lakelands, in production

The new drama, acquired by Wildcard Distribution for the UK and Ireland, centres on a young Gaelic footballer struggling with a career-ending injury  

06/12 | Production | Funding | Ireland

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Reviews

Snowing Darkness - by Gabriel de Achim

Snowing Darkness
by Gabriel de Achim
Romanian director Gabriel Achim returns with a mystifying film on grief and meaning, starring the captivating Bogdan Dumitrache

Unsophisticated Lady - by Antonin Peretjatko

Unsophisticated Lady
by Antonin Peretjatko
Antonin Peretjatko delivers a subtle, quietly crazy and socially biting comedy dressed up as a seemingly flippant yet highly entertaining vaudeville movie

Azor - by Andreas Fontana

Azor
by Andreas Fontana
BERLINALE 2021: Andreas Fontana offers a captivating first feature following in the wake of a Swiss banker who is plunged into a labyrinthine mission navigating society’s noxious upper echelons

What Do We See When We Look at the Sky? - by Alexandre Koberidze

What Do We See When We Look at the Sky?
by Alexandre Koberidze
BERLINALE 2021: Georgian director Alexandre Koberidze's second feature is an idiosyncratic mix of styles, genres and forms that incredibly wraps into a coherent 150 minutes of cinematic joy

That Was Life - by David Martín de los Santos

That Was Life
by David Martín de los Santos
David Martín de los Santos makes his fiction debut with a humble, emotional and intimate film whose subtle subject-matter is shored up by the acting abilities of the great Petra Martínez

Industry Reports

Produce – Co-Produce... – 08/12/2021

Episode 18: The Delegation (Poland/Israel/Germany)

The producers of Asaf Saban's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

Gender Equality, Diversity and Inclusion – 07/12/2021

Four British filmmakers launch pressure group Underlying Health Conditions and reveal a report on accessibility issues in the audiovisual industry

Writer Jack Thorne, actress Genevieve Barr, production manager Katie Player and producer Holly Luban launched the group at the Tate Gallery on the occasion of the International Day of Disabled Persons

Animation – 06/12/2021

The European Audiovisual Observatory publishes a new report on European animation

Despite European animation's high export potential, the USA and Japan remain by far the top providers of animated films

Produce – Co-Produce... – 03/12/2021

Episode 17: Disco Boy (France/Italy/Poland/Belgium)

The producers of Giacomo Abbruzzese's film are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their film, which has received Eurimages support

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