LIMASSOL/NICOSIA: The French production Nino by Pauline Loquès, and Hold Onto Me (Cyprus, Denmark, Greece) by Myrsini Aristidou received the main awards in the Glocal Images – International Competition, and the Cypriot Competition, respectively, of the 24th edition of the Cyprus Film Days International Festival.
ZAGREB: The 4th edition of Our Film Month will screen 25 Croatian long films to domestic audiences in May 2026. To celebrate the extraordinary 2026 box office results, the lineup consists of previous successes from the past 30 years.
TALLINN: Jõhvi Film School will open in the autumn of 2026, run by the Ida-Virumaa Vocational Education Center (IVKHK) and the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF).
Threat to Cinemas, Audiences, and the European Film Ecosystem CICAE calls on Europe to challenge Paramount/Warner Merger
Press releases 28-04-2026Following intensive talks in Brussels last week, CICAE has issued a stark warning: the proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery by Paramount Skydance poses an existential threat to arthouse cinemas across Europe.
RIGA: The silver colector’s coin Flow has been voted with almost 12,000 out of 29,000 votes as "Latvian Coin of the Year 2025” in a public poll organised by the Bank of Latvia and the Delfi.lv portal.
ZAGREB: Iranian A Fox under a Pink Moon by Mehrdad Oskouei and Soraya Akhlaghi, and Petra Seliškar’s The Mountain Won’t Move (Slovenia, North Macedonia, France) got the Big Stamps in the International and Regional sections, respectively, at the 22nd edition of ZagrebDox (18 – 26 April 2026).
Historical Sites from FNE Partner Countries Added to EFA’s Treasures of European Film Culture
Region 26-04-2026BERLIN: Stalker’s Path in Tallinn, Splendid Palace in Riga, and Roman Well in Belgrade are among the ten new places added by the European Film Academy to the Treasures of European Film Culture.
Applications are open to the 11th Verzió DocLab International Documentary Workshop on Story Development and Editing!
The Malta Film Commission proudly announces the return of the Mediterrane Film Festival for its fourth edition, taking place between 21 and 28 June 2026 across Valletta and a number of Malta’s most iconic locations.
LJUBLJANA: The year 2025 was rich and dynamic regarding production, and 2026 should continue that trend with 10 more feature films and two new series in production, says director of the Slovenian Film Centre Nataša Bučar.
