The following grants were announced by the Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC) on 31 August 2026.

Leading short film industry event, to be held in Vilnius on 6-9 October, reveals slate of 12 projects from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and – guest country – Italy.

In connection to its 2026 theme, “Vanishing Futures,” Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival – BIEFF is organizing a series of events that extend the festival experience beyond the cinema halls and invite audiences to reflect, together with invited artists and filmmakers, as well as journalists, researchers, activists, and members of various local communities, on possible futures for Bucharest.

We kindly invite you to submit your film to the 20th edition of One World Romania International Documentary & Human Rights Film Festival, which will take place between April 16–25, 2027, in Bucharest, Romania.

The Film Centre of Montenegro is organizing the third edition of the Montenegro Film Rendezvous, which will bring together prominent film authors and professionals, representatives of national film centres, European funds, festivals and leading organizations from the film and audiovisual industry in Herceg Novi starting August 22. The international industry programme takes place within the 39th Herceg Novi Film Festival.

HERCEG NOVI: The authenticity of Montenegrin film stories, international networking and tangible opportunities for film project development marked the third edition of Montenegro Film Rendezvous, which brought together local filmmakers and representatives of the European, global and African film industries in Herceg Novi from 22 to 28 August 2026.

Seven days of learning, growing, and fostering connection across the (arthouse) world: At the Arthouse Cinema Training in Berlin, exhibitors came together for global collaboration and exchange

4 June 2026 | Applications for EPI’s career enhancement programmes are open until 4 September https://www.epi.media/

Record Number of Participants: The 23rd Arthouse Cinema Training Opens in Berlin

On 15 October, the Riga International Film Festival (RIGA IFF, 15–25 October) will open with a film of particular significance to Latvian cinema – Danish director May el-Toukhy’s latest film, Woman Unknown, shot in Riga. The psychologically charged historical drama, which will have its Baltic premiere on RIGA IFF Opening Night, is an elegantly crafted story of secrets from the past that threaten a young housemaid’s future amid the turmoil of the post-war years. Tickets for the festival’s Opening Night are available at rigaiff.lv and through Biļešu Serviss.