ZAGREB: The Croatian Audiovisual Centre (HAVC) gave out 457,000 EUR to ten minority coproductions: four feature films, one debut feature, one long documentary, one animated film, one feature film in postproduction, and two short fiction films.

The 5th edition of the European Film Business and Law LL.M. | MBA is now open for applications. Jointly delivered by Film University Babelsberg KONRAD WOLF, the University of Potsdam, and the Erich Pommer Institut, this executive master's programme has established itself as a reference point for film and television professionals seeking to deepen their command of the European audiovisual sector — combining rigorous legal training with strategic business education.

TALLINN: The Estonian Film Institute (EFI) is launching its first annual Estonian Film Month in April 2026, a celebration of domestic cinema through screenings, awards and educational programmes.

BUDAPEST: Hungary’s capital city is standing in for Moldovan capital city Chișinău in the second season of the thriller series The Day of the Jackal. The show starring Eddie Redmayne returns to Budapest after S1 shot in 2023.

VIENNA: International Screen Institute has extended the application period for Business and Legal Affairs until 29 March.

LILLE: Nine countries including Georgia, Malta, Montenegro, and Poland have signed the new Council of Europe Convention on the co-production of audiovisual works in the form of series at the Series Mania Forum in Lille. This is the first international legal framework dedicated to the independent coproduction of television and streaming series

BUDAPEST: The Hunimation–Hungarian Animation Pitch Forum is held on 27 March 2026 at the Toldi Cinema in Budapest.

VALLETTA: Malta and Gozo registered a total of 10,882 admissions for domestic films, mostly short films, compared to 8,279 admissions in 2024 and 4,884 admissions in 2023.