Is Irish cinema any closer now to producing its first auteur than it was twenty years ago, when decent funding...
On January 21st, a day before IFFR kicks off, Serbia starts its accession negotiations with the EU. This will take...
In the avantgarde masterpiece Het kwade oog (1937) by Charles Dekeukeleire, a strange wanderer is accused of possessing the evil...
Filmmaking in Latvia has had its ups and downs. The fruitfulness of the branch has always depended on the authority...
Interview with an Imaginary Journalist Mr. imaginary journalist, in the context of IFFR's topic 'The State of Europe', what's your...
The Motion Picture Public Foundation of Hungary had served the Hungarian film industry for two decades when in 2011 it...
A unique encapsulation of the current state of Albanian film occurred several summers ago in the lakeside town of Pogradec....
One of the greatest Montenegrin film auteurs, the late Živko Nikoli?, used to say: "People feel a much greater need...
This year, the former Nokialand finally wakes up to realize that technology does not cover everything.Like many European countries, Finland...
The Balkans are picturesque and dramatic, hiding film stories behind every corner — they say. Cinema likes the Balkans. Balkan...