TALLINN: Estonian actor Priit Võigemast and Georgian actress Tinatin Dalakishvili play the leads in acclaimed Estonian director Veiko Õunpuu’s new film Serafima, a story of moral choices and survival under authoritarianism in Soviet Estonia.

BERLIN: Agnieszka Holland’s Franz received two new nominations at the 38th European Film Awards in the European Costume Designer and European Make-up & Hair Artist categories.

PODGORICA: Slovenian director Nina Tratnik has wrapped shooting on her debut feature Fires / Pozari on 14 November 2025. The producer and coproducers of this Montenegrin/Albanian/Serbian coproduction are all women, starting with Bojana Radulović of Montenegrin Code Blue Production.

STRASBOURG: New films by Jasmila Žbanić and Juris Kursietis are among the nine titles from FNE partner countries that received Co-production Support from Eurimages.

STRASBOURG: The Council of Europe officially adopted the final text of the Convention on the Co-Production of Audiovisual Works in the Form of Series, the first international legal framework dedicated to the independent co-production of series for TV and streaming platforms.

BUCHAREST: The Yellow Tie, a Romanian/British biopic of the famed Romanian composer Sergiu Celibidache directed by his son, Serge Ioan Celebidachi, is topping the Romanian weekly box office with 96,002 admissions and 976,587 EUR / 4,970,851 RON gross.

BERLIN: The European Arthouse Cinema Day (EACD), celebrated on 23 November 2025 in 650 cinemas and film-cultural venues in more than 46 countries across the globe, was prepared through three free workshops.

From Indonesia to Bangladesh, from Kyrgyzstan to Uzbekistan, across Europe and to the United States, Canada and South America, on sunday the 10th European Arthouse Cinema Day united more than 600 movie theatres in 45 countries and more than 90.000 visitors for its most international edition to date. 130 years after the inception of cinema, the success of European Arthouse Cinema Day once again showcases the remarkable energy, reach, and collaborative spirit of the global arthouse movement. 

BERLIN: The European Arthouse Cinema Day was celebrated on 23 November 2025 in 650 cinemas and film-cultural venues in more than 46 countries across the globe.

PRAGUE: The 28th edition of the French Film Festival in the Czech Republic, an event co-organised by the Institut Français in Prague and Unifrance, is attended by several French talents.