EFM (European Film Market

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Minister Greenlights Flanders Distribution Grant

Flemish Cultural Affairs Minister Joke Schauvliege has greenlit the Flanders Distribution Grant, a new initiative aimed at boosting Flemish productions which are being released theatrically abroad.

Berlin Notes #1

The Berlinale is an A-festival, founded in 1951 at the height of the Cold War. It accredits about 20,000 industry visitors and about 4,000 journalists each year with a total of 130 countries. It is one of the largest public festivals, selling about 300,000 tickets. The actual figure is 303,077 up...

Norwegian Action-Adventure 'Ragnarok' Acquired by Magnolia

U.S. distribution rights to the Norwegian action-adventure film "Ragnarok" have been acquired by Magnolia, the company announced earlier today. The deal was concluded during the European Film Market in Berlin, and was based on a three-minute promotional video shown during the event.

U.S. Rights to Scandinavian Deep Sea Diving Thriller 'Pioneer' Go to Magnolia Pictures

Today in Berlin, TrustNordisk and Magnolia Pictures announced that Magnolia has bought the US distribution rights to Erik Skjoldbærg's Norwegian thriller "Pioneer."

EFM Industry Debate: Feb 10 Rebuilding the Euro model: Needs and Opportunities

Variety and EFM will host a debate on new approaches to finance and content based on needs and opportunities

Spotlight on: Shooting Stars 2013

European Film Promotion's most tony event is held during the most tony of film markets, the European Film Market which runs concurrently with the Berlinale, also known as the Berlin Film Festival, February 7 to 17.

European Film Market Begins

Register for "American Independents in Berlin" EFM Accreditation Ends January 6th

For the second year IFP and Sundance Institute’s joint initiative "American Independents in Berlin" will take place at European Film Market during the 2013 Berlinale. *EFM Accreditation period: Ends January 6, 2013 Applications received after January 6, 2013 may not be considered.