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.

TALLINN Tõnis Pill’s coming-of-age drama Fränk finished second in the admissions Top Ten 2025 in Estonia with 112,104 admissions, while Estonian films accounted for 14 percent of the total attendance in 2025.

STRASBOURG:  Eighteen projects produced or coproduced by FNE partner countries received Eurimages co-production support in the first batch of 2026.

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

RIGA: The Riga International Film Festival (RIGA IFF, 15 – 25 October 2026), one of the most prominent film events in the Baltics, has opened submissions for its 13th edition’s competitions.

TALLINN: The opening date, end of summer 2026, is approaching for Estonia’s first film campus in Jõhvi in Eastern Estonia (in Ida-Viru County).

ZAGREB: The Croatian Cinematheque has received 2 m EUR to restore its audiovisual stock in 2026 - 2028.