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Cineuropa stands with the Iranian people - Industry / Market

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The Berlinale completes its Panorama and Generation line-ups

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Berlinale Special announces selection - Berlinale 2026

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Buen Camino becomes Italy’s highest grossing domestic movie in history - Box Office

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Signe Birkova’s Lotus heads to IFFR

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Review: Olivia and the Invisible Earthquake - Films / Reviews - Spain/France/Belgium/Switzerland/Chile

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The 2025 Nordic box office shows how local strength cushions a fragile recovery amid uneven supply - Box Office - Denmark/Sweden/Finland/Norway/Iceland

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Portugal’s box office hit worst year this century outside pandemic period - Box Office

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Interview: Jean-Paul Salomé • Director of The Money Maker - "Great detective films are not just films with action scenes"

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Review: 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple - Films / Reviews

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Interview: Tricia Tuttle • Director, Berlinale - “We want to bring the market and the public programme together to make sure they don’t become separate universe...

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Interview: John Nein • Senior programmer and director of strategic initiatives, Sundance Film Festival - “When you accumulate these stories over 15 years or so,...

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Review: The Money Maker - Films / Reviews

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David Dietl’s adaptation of Emil und die Detektive sets release date - Production / Funding

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Lotus leads nominations for Latvia’s Lielais Kristaps National Film Award

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Black Movie unveils the programme for its 26th edition - Festivals / Awards

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Magic and defiance animate Berlinale Shorts

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French cinema generated €272 million in international box office revenue in 2025 - Box Office

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Göteborg Film Festival introduces “Truth Tickets” via live lie detector tests

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Global content investment set to reach $255 billion in 2026 as streaming platforms widen the gap with broadcasters

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