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868 articles available in total starting from 26/09/2013. Last article published on 25/04/2024.

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Review: Shikun

Review: Shikun

BERLINALE 2024: Amos Gitai navigates the intricacies of modern Israeli society through a theatrically staged introspection reimagining Eugene Ionesco’s anti-totalitarian fable Rhinoceros  

27/02 | Berlinale 2024 | Berlinale Special

The CEE Animation Workshop announces its 2024 selection

The CEE Animation Workshop announces its 2024 selection

The workshop enters its sixth year showcasing a blend of innovation and diverse talent from across Europe, with the introduction of its first XR project in 2024  

26/02 | CEE Animation Forum 2024

Steve Coogan prepping And Did Those Feet... with Alan Partridge

Steve Coogan prepping And Did Those Feet... with Alan Partridge

The BBC's new spoof docuseries will see the hapless, iconic presenter embarking on a reflective exploration of happiness and identity after his return from Saudi Arabia  

12/02 | Production | Funding | UK

Attendance in Slovak theatres climbed in 2023, yet still fell short of pre-pandemic peaks

Attendance in Slovak theatres climbed in 2023, yet still fell short of pre-pandemic peaks

Despite the dominance of Barbie and Oppenheimer and the draw of family-friendly fare, the dark action-comedy Invalid became the highest-grossing domestic film  

08/02 | Box Office | Slovakia

The 2023 Czech box office prospers despite a dip in attendance levels

The 2023 Czech box office prospers despite a dip in attendance levels

While Barbie and Oppenheimer predictably flew high in the domestic chart, Avatar: The Way of Water became the highest-grossing film in the history of the Czech Republic  

08/02 | Box Office | Czech Republic

Carlo Chatrian • Artistic director, Berlinale

Interview: Carlo Chatrian • Artistic director, Berlinale

“Films become political not just through their content, but also through the way they present challenging content with a certain form”

The Berlinale’s outgoing artistic director discusses the evolution of the programming, balancing vision and reality, and the festival's commitment to diversity  

06/02 | Berlinale 2024

The Czech Republic reopens registrations for its film incentive

The Czech Republic reopens registrations for its film incentive

In a move to bolster its film industry, the country has introduced a legislative amendment to ensure a sustainable and uninterrupted application process for both local and international productions  

31/01 | Institutions | Legislation | Czech Republic

Vanja Kaludjercic • Director, International Film Festival Rotterdam

Interview: Vanja Kaludjercic • Director, International Film Festival Rotterdam

“Variety is essential to our festival's ethos, fostering a cross-pollination of audiences and art forms”

Cineuropa sat down with IFFR’s head to discuss the 2024 edition, the festival’s vision, blending pop and avant-garde content, and how best to celebrate Dutch cinema  

25/01 | IFFR 2024

Review: Girls Will Be Girls

Review: Girls Will Be Girls

Debuting director Shuchi Talati explores the intricacies of female adolescence against a backdrop of male-dominated societal norms  

24/01 | Sundance 2024 | World Cinema Dramatic Competition

Mira Fornay readies the dystopian social sci-fi flick Twist the Rabbit

Mira Fornay readies the dystopian social sci-fi flick Twist the Rabbit

The Slovakian auteur's most personal project to date will depict a world under totalitarian rule where not having a child is not an option  

15/01 | Production | Funding | Slovakia/Czech Republic

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