International

Tax Incentive For Film and Television Production In Lithuania!

The Lithuanian Parliament approved the tax credit for film and television production in Lithuania.

Cultural Exception: The Fight Must Go On

The artistic integrity of culture is being trampled upon by the bureacratic nature of government…keep aware, be conscious of the fight now being waged in Europe and do whatever you can to uphold the idea of art rather than arms being the basis of a stable, healthy world ecomonic model.

Creatives Go To Strasbourg To Defend the Exclusion of Culture in EU-US Trade Agreement

A delegation of creators, artists, performers and directors members of the coalition of the 6200 creators who have submitted a petition to the European Parliament will be in Strasbourg next Tuesday, June 11.

Unifrance Has A New Director

We in U.S. All know Unifrancc because French films are the most popular non-English language in the U.S. In the bad old days, everyone had to ask N.Y. Unifrance's Catherine Verret for a pass (free) for the festival but only those who had actually acquired a French film that year were granted a pass...

Dubai Goes Latino Via Biarritz

Everyone should read this recent article from 'Screen Africa'

Cannes Recap

I am traveling through France, visiting family (what a life!) and will begin slowly to recuperate from one of the most intense Cannes I have had in years. As I do so, I hope you will follow my Cannes journal. For now, I want to review the prizes.

Artifical Eye & Protagonist Back Latest Microwave Film

Film London announces Lilting, the latest project from Film London Microwave, will be distributed by Curzon Film World’s Artificial Eye in the UK with Protagonist Pictures to manage international sales. A striking feature debut from director Hong Khaou with an all-star cast led by Ben Whishaw (Skyfa...

Video: Interview with Claudia Triana de Vargas

Watch an interview with Claudia Triana de Vargas, Director of Proimagenes Colombia

GRANTING: Ten Years to the Day in Global Film Funding