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UFO Sweden is the first film to change language thanks to a visual dubbing system with artificial intelligence The Swedish science fiction film “UFO Sweden,” directed by Victor Danell and produced by Crazy Pictures, is the first film to use an AI system for visual dubbing. The technology syncs actors’ lip movements and facial expressions with the English language.

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The Cannes Film Festival Residence unveils its 2025 selection The Cannes Film Festival Residence has selected six directors for its 49th session to work in Paris on their first or second feature film. Also participating are Andrea Gatopoulos, Simon Maria Kubiena, who is writing 'The Flowering of a Chimera', and Rodrigo Ribeyro.

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Deming Chen's 'Always' wins top prize at CPH:DOX while Mstyslav Chernov wins F:ACT Award for '2000 Meters to Andriivka' The top prize at the CPH:DOX documentary festival in Copenhagen went to "Always" by Chinese director Deming Chen. The film, which follows the life of eight-year-old Youbin in a remote village in Hunan, combines lyrical beauty with stark reality.

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When the Light Breaks crowned Film of the Year and Touch dominates with ten wins at Iceland's Edda Awards At the Edda Awards in Reykjavík, Rúnar Rúnarsson's "When the Light Breaks" won the Film of the Year award. Lilja Ingolfsdottir's "Loveable" was named Best Foreign Language Film.

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Digital takes over as India's media and entertainment sector hits $29 billion India’s media and entertainment sector is set to reach $29.4 billion in revenue by 2024, according to the annual FICCI-EY report. For the first time, digital media surpassed television as the largest segment, accounting for 32% of total revenue.

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Gérard Depardieu denies sexual misconduct: 'Why would I do that?' Gérard Depardieu denied allegations of sexual misconduct in a Paris court on Wednesday. He insisted that he had never committed sexual assault and said he was always in company on film sets. However, dozens of women have accused him of misconduct, including rape.

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The Netherlands Film Production Incentive has now generated over €1 billion in spending Since its launch in 2014, the Netherlands Filmproduction Incentive has generated over €1 billion in local spending for the audiovisual industry. More than half of the supported projects were international co-productions.
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Belgium

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Six Flemish series selected for Canneseries The eighth edition of the international series festival Canneseries (24-29 April) will be Flemish, with a selection of no fewer than six series produced in Flanders. In addition, The Big Fuck-Up and Holy Sh!t will have a special screening.

filmfestivaloostende • 2 d

First look at Jonathan Michiels and Jennifer Heylen in the new Streamz Original 'Oh, Otto!' The new Streamz Original dramedy 'Oh, Otto!' follows the life of Otto (Jonathan Michiels), a twenty-something in Brussels who struggles with heartbreak after a breakup.

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Special Mention for Putain at Séries Mania The series "Putain" is a creation by Frederik Daem and Gorik van Oudheusden, directed by Deben Van Dam. The scenario is a collaboration between Daem, Van Dam and Nadège Bibo-Tansia. The soundtrack, a Brussels mix, is composed by Zwangere Guy.

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First images of new series 'Holy Sh!t' starring Mona Mina Leon The new Streamz Original series 'Holy Sh!t' follows Yasmine, played by Mona Mina Leon, who wants to become a teacher despite her Tourette syndrome. The series, directed by Geoffrey Enthoven and written by Nore Maatala, highlights her challenges and ambitions.
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Netherlands

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First images of new season of Máxima The second season of the series Máxima, which will be shown on Videoland in 2026, is currently in production. This season contains important events such as the wedding of Máxima and Willem-Alexander.

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Realization contribution for four minority co-productions The Netherlands Film Fund has awarded financial contributions to four minority co-productions. These projects range from historical stories to modern scientific and emotional discoveries.

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Films from the Netherlands to Visions du Réel During the film festival Visions du Réel in Nyon, Switzerland, which takes place from 4 to 13 April, two Dutch short films and two minority co-productions will be shown.

broadcastmagazine • 2 u

Minister Bruins wants to go from eleven public broadcasters to four or five 'broadcasting houses' Minister Eppo Bruins of Education, Culture and Science is planning a major reform of the public broadcaster. These changes should help to reduce costs and focus more on programmes than on recruiting members. The public broadcaster must also cut 156 million euros.
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The Netherlands Film Production Incentive has now generated over €1 billion in spending

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Digital takes over as India's media and entertainment sector hits $29 billion

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When the Light Breaks crowned Film of the Year and Touch dominates with ten wins at Iceland's Edda Awards

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