KVIFF's Industry Days Expand with New Small-Screen Showcase and Enhanced Central European Co-Production Focus
Festivals 10-06-2025
Black Sea Animation Shorts at Annecy: A Cross-Regional Pitch Event Showcasing New Animated Projects from the Black Sea Countries
Press releases 10-06-2025The Black Sea Animation Shorts project presentation will take place on June 12, 14:15–15:30, in the Berlioz Room at the Imperial Palace. Organized as part of the Partner Pitches at the Annecy International Animation Festival's Market (MIFA), the event is open to all accredited badgeholders and will showcase five short animation projects from emerging talents across the Black Sea Region.
The Estonian competition titles at Annecy
ZAGREB: Australian Memoir of a Snail by Adam Elliot won the award for the Best Long Animated Film at Animafest Zagreb, held 2 – 7 June 2025. The short film competition was won by the German film Dull Spots of Greenish Colours by Sasha Svirsky.
RIGA: A total of 26 projects have been selected for the 29th Baltic Sea Docs, the well-established coproduction and co-financing forum, which will be held in Riga 31 August - 5 September 2025. The selection includes 22 projects in development and production, along with four projects in postproduction, presented in the forum’s "Coming Soon" section.
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Press releases 05-06-2025Application deadline: July 31
Ready to take the next step in your career? Applications for our international master's programme are now open, but only until July 31! The European Film Business and Law LL.M. | MBA combines legal, business, and creative perspectives, preparing you to lead in today’s fast-evolving screen industries.
BUCHAREST: New projects by Corneliu Porumboiu, Andrei Ujică and Anca Damian received production support within the latest grants announced by the Romanian Film Centre (CNC) in the second batch of 2024.
