Choose your language en | es | fr | it Focus: Louder Than Bombs (2015) News Films Interviews Videos Industry Services Calendar More Son of Saul triumphs at Manaki Brothers in Bitola British film gets back to its Dinard showcase The Paradise Suite: The naked truth behind the “European Dream” Spain sends Flowers to the Oscars Madame Hyde by Serge Bozon for Arte France Cinéma The film will see Isabelle Huppert, Gérard Depardieu and Romain Duris join forces; Arte France Cinéma will also co-produce movies by Thierry de Peretti and Hafsia Herzi 30/09 | Funding | France Back to the future: Canal+ and Mars Films join forces through StudioCanal Already the director of cinema at Canal+, Didier Lupfer has become the president of StudioCanal, with Stéphane Célérier becoming vice president 30/09 | Industry | France Stephan Komandarev in development with The Other Man Set in the 1960s, the drama is inspired by a short story by Bulgarian writer Miroslav Penkov 30/09 | Production | Bulgaria Omnibus film Kalebegiak is under way Renowned filmmakers such as Julio Medem, Gracia Querejeta and Borja Cobeaga will share the running time with up-and-coming Basque names in this omnibus movie, to be premiered at San Sebastián 2016 30/09 | Production | Spain “Every film invited has already won”: Monda presents the new Rome Film Fest The tenth edition, which does not feature a competition, will take place from 16-24 October; guests include Jude Law, Wes Anderson, Todd Haynes, William Friedkin, Joel Coen and Paolo Sorrentino 30/09 | Rome 2015 Jafar Panahi’s niece to visit Oslo’s Films from the South Pablo Larraín and Abderrahmane Sissako are also among the guests at the 25th edition of the festival, unspooling from 8-18 October 30/09 | Festivals | Norway The High Sun and Next to Me top the charts Dalibor Matanić's The High Sun scores the third-best local opening ever in Croatia, while Stevan Filipović's Next to Me opens at the top of the Serbian BO chart 30/09 | Box office | Croatia/Serbia European Film Academy announce full short nominees list for 2015 EFAs On Cineuropa Shorts: Each of the 15 participating short film festivals has nominated one film for the prize 30/09 | European Film Awards 2015 Stephen Frears’ The Program opens the Haifa International Film Festival The 31st edition awards Claude Lanzmann with the Lifetime Achievement Award, and pays tribute to old and new films reflecting on the present 30/09 | Festivals | Israel Son of Saul triumphs at Manaki Brothers in Bitola The other winners at the 36th International Cinematographers' Film Festival Manaki Brothers include Macbeth, Land and Shade, Montanha and Sivas 30/09 | Festivals | Macedonia British film gets back to its Dinard showcase The Breton city is hosting the 26th edition of its festival, which sees 23 features on the programme, including six in competition and a tribute to Hanif Kureishi 29/09 | Festivals | France The Paradise Suite: The naked truth behind the “European Dream” Joost van Ginkel’s second feature, selected as the Dutch Oscar submission, gives us a critical and raw snapshot of modern-day Europe 29/09 | Netherlands Film Festival 2015 Applications open for the Italy-Germany Co-production Development Fund Successful projects will receive between €10,000 and €30,000 and applications must be sent by 15 December. A database has also been set up to connect Canadian and Italian producers 29/09 | Funding | Italy/Germany Spain sends Flowers to the Oscars Flowers, a Basque production shot entirely in the Basque language, is heading to Hollywood to vie for the next nomination for Best Foreign-language Film 29/09 | Oscars 2016 | Spain The 33rd Golden Rose Film Festival to kick off on 2 October 48 new features and short films are in the programme, which also showcases Bulgarian classics 29/09 | Festivals | Bulgaria Audiences across borders at the HFM This year’s Holland Film Meeting hosted a panel on the marketing, distribution and sales of co-productions between the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany 29/09 | Holland Film Meeting 2015 Shoot to get under way soon for L’ami (François d’Assise et ses frères) Standing out among the cast of Renaud Fély and Arnaud Louvet’s film are brothers Jérémie and Yannick Renier, Elio Germano, Alba Rohrwacher, and Olivier Gourmet 29/09 | Production | France Finnish Midwife breaks local box-office records Antti J Jokinen’s third feature, which won the Best Actress Award at Shanghai, has recorded the best Finnish opening for a domestic drama 29/09 | Box office | Finland Germany sends foreign representation to Warsaw The selection of the Warsaw Film Festival includes many German co-productions and a few home-grown titles 29/09 | Festivals | Poland/Germany HFM Work-in-Progress titles receive feedback and finishing support Terence Davies' and Marion Hänsel's new films are the winners of the third edition of the Work-in-Progress Session at the HFM Co-Production Platform 29/09 | Holland Film Meeting 2015 London tells Virtual Stories with Power to the Pixel Renowned games designer Alistair Hope to speak at LFF Connects: Games 29/09 | London 2015 Non essere cattivo is the Italian candidate for the Oscar nominations Claudio Caligari’s film will represent Italian cinema in the race for the nominations for the Best Foreign-language Film Academy Award 28/09 | Oscars 2016 | Italy Sunset Song: women can be warriors too SAN SEBASTIAN 2015: British maestro Terence Davies’ latest film is a most beautiful and delicate portrait of life in Scotland during the Great War 28/09 | San Sebastian 2015 | Competition The White Knights: behind good intentions SAN SEBASTIAN 2015: Belgian director Joachim Lafosse reconstructs a shocking real-life event with a punchy film bordering on documentary, adventure and a social exposé 28/09 | San Sebastian 2015 | Competition more news Follow us on Film Focus 1 2 3 4 5 6 Regression Alejandro Amenabar takes us back to 1990s America with a very dark and disturbing story of fanaticism, lies and intolerance German and Spanish releases October 1 and 2 more film focus Newsletter Interviews 1 2 3 4 5 6 SAN SEBASTIÁN 2015: What is wrong with a society in which teenagers get shot for breaking into a supermarket? Stephan Richter sets out to find a new perspective on a real-life case in One of Us more interviews Trailers 1 2 3 4 5 6 Journey to the Shore by Kiyoshi Kurosawa Cannes 2015 - Best Director Prize Un Certain Regard French and Belgium releases September 30, Dutch release October 1 more trailers Industry Reports 30/09/2015 Territoriality and its Impact on the Financing of Audiovisual Works The territoriality issues surrounding the revision of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive 05/08/2015 Public expenditure on culture in Europe How does spending on culture relate to other domains of public expenditure in the continent? 06/07/2015 Sunny Side participants try to balance historic fact and emotional impact in documentary film Filmmakers describe creative opportunities and challenges of non-fiction projects more industry reports Film Reviews Netherlands Film Festival 2015 - 29/09/2015 The Paradise Suite: The naked truth behind the “European Dream” Joost van Ginkel’s second feature, selected as the Dutch Oscar submission, gives us a critical... 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