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cineuropa.org • 3 d

Eurimages supports 29 co-productions Eurimages has announced that they will support 29 co-productions, including new projects from directors such as Ildikó Enyedi, Alejandro Amenábar, George Ovashvili, Ulrich Köhler and Ilker Çatak. Of the supported projects, 14 are directed or co-directed by women.

ad • 2 w

Wallace and Gromit makers run out of clay after clay factory closes, new films in doubt Drummer George 'Funky' Brown, co-founder of Kool & The Gang, has died at the age of 74 due to cancer. Garden expert Romke van de Kaa gives tips for planting tulip bulbs in the fall.

hollywoodreporter • 2 w

Jeffrey Katzenberg: AI will drastically reduce the number of workers needed to make animated films Jeffrey Katzenberg, founder of DreamWorks, predicts that generative artificial intelligence will reduce the cost of animated films by 90 percent.

nu • 3 w

Hollywood actors' strike really over: union members agree The members of the actors' union SAG-AFTRA have also agreed to an agreement that puts an end to the actors' strike in Hollywood.

filmkrant • 3 w

European Film Awards nominations spread over a limited number of films The nominations for the European Film Awards 2023 have been announced. Fallen Leaves and The Zone of Interest are the main contenders with five nominations each. Sandra Hüller has a chance to win an acting prize twice.

variety • 3 w

What are the lessons we've learned as Hollywood's strike season draws to a close? After a record-long work stoppage, SAG-AFTRA and Hollywood's largest employers have made peace. The industry's problems with overproduction and the gap between investment and audience returns became apparent during the SAG-AFTRA and WGA strikes.

nu • 3 w

Hollywood back to work: actors reach agreement after long strike American actors have reached a provisional agreement with the umbrella organization of Hollywood studios after a four-month strike. The actors demanded, among other things, a higher minimum wage and protection against digital replicas of themselves.

cineuropa.org • 1 m

Nordic Film Days presents a rich selection of titles for its 65th edition The 65th edition of the Nordic Film Days in Lübeck offers a rich selection of more than 180 films from Scandinavia and the Baltic countries.

cineuropa.org • 1 m

The Mum in Me was crowned best Norwegian documentary at the Bergen International Film Festival The documentary "The Mum in Me" has been awarded Best Norwegian Documentary at the Bergen International Film Festival. The festival, which has been held since 2000 and focuses on documentaries, also awarded "All Dirt Roads Taste of Salt" and "The Mother of All Lies."

cineuropa.org • 1 m

Co-production podcast, Episode 53: Ebba (Sweden/France/Norway) In the 53rd episode of the Co-production Podcast, the producers of the film Ebba, directed by Johanna Pyykkö, discuss their collaboration and the financing of the film. The project has received support from Eurimages.

cineuropa.org • 1 m

Family Time triumphs at the tenth Riga International Film Festival Finnish comedy "Family Time" has won the top prize at the tenth Riga International Film Festival. The film, directed by Tia Kouvo, received the Golden Rooster Award and a cash prize of €4,000.

nu • 1 m

Actors and film studios will start discussions again on Tuesday Representatives of Hollywood actors and film studios will resume talks on Tuesday to end the strike. Negotiations were halted last week due to a lack of agreement. The actors have been on strike for 100 days over demands regarding artificial intelligence and royalties.


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