formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
Hungary’s National Film Institute has paused new long-term financial commitments amid the government transition, as the future of its leadership remains uncertain despite continued growth in the country’s booming film industry. Source: https://www.hungarianconservative.com/articles/culture_society/hungary-film-institute-leadership-transition/
The three-day Cannes event will link leading Japanese rights holders with international producers and buyers for film and TV adaptations. Source: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/cannes-tokyo-markets-to-launch-japan-ip-market-1236564927/
It’s not just about the money when it comes to building a film and TV production hub, and Portugal knows it. That was one of the key messages of a panel of local representatives who discussed “Portugal on Screen” during … Continued
Women in Film Los Angeles (WIF LA) and Women in Film and Television Africa (WIFT Africa) have announced a groundbreaking initiative that will bring the largest-ever delegation of African women creatives to the 2026 Cannes Film Festival. Source: https://guardian.ng/life/film/african-women-creatives-set-historic-cannes-presence-with-10-nation-delegation/
Now rebranded simply as Eurocine, the platform has evolved beyond film to embrace television, immersive storytelling and emerging screen technologies. It reflects a wider shift across the industry: production is no longer peripheral, but central to the global industry. … Continued
When the LUX Audience Award for a European film is presented at a special ceremony in the European Parliament’s iconic Hemicycle chamber in Brussels on April 14, it will mark the crowning moment for what is the largest audience film … Continued