Everybody in Our Family Begins World Sales
{mosimage}BERLIN: Films Boutique (www.filmsboutique.com) has sold Radu Jude's newest film Everybody in Our Family to Poland.
Filmbox Notes Record Growth in Poland
{mosimage}WARSAW: The Filmbox Channel (www.spi.pl) grew by more than 90% in November 2011 and almost 60% in December 2011.
Strong Debut in Poland for Carnage
WARSAW: Roman Polanski's Carnage bowed in Poland with an opening week-end box office of $436,612.
Local Films Conquer Polish Audiences
Polish films claimed 30% of cinema attendance in Poland in 2011.
Georgian National Film Center at the 62nd Film Market at Berlinale
{mosimage}At the 62nd Film Market at Berlinale Georgian National Film Center will be presented from the industrial angle. On February 9th a Stand of Georgian National Film Center will be…
Media Point Group Launches Film Fund
WARSAW: Media Point Group platform (PMPG SA, www.point-group.pl), one of the biggest Polish media platforms, has established a fund to engage investors in film productions.
In Darkness Picks up Sales in Berlin
{mosimage}BERLIN: Agnieszka Holland's Oscar-nominated Holocaust film In Darkness (www.zebrafilm.pl) is picking up foreign sales at the EFM in Berlin.
Estonian films at EFM & Berlinale 2012
ESTONIAN STAND has moved to a slightly NEW LOCATION in Berlin and is now situated at G10 - the same upper floor in Martin Gropius Bau, but slightly larger and…
Slovenian Films at Berlinale 2012
From 9 to 19 February the 62nd Berlin Film Festival is taking place. This year as many as three Slovenian films, supported on the basis of the public call for…
Croatian Films at the 62nd Berlin International Film Festival
The Croatian minority co-production, feature dramedy Parade, written and directed by Srđan Dragojević, starring Croatian actors Dejan Aćimović and Bojan Navojec, is included in the official PANORAMA selection of the…
The top 10 things you didn't know about Lithuanian films
{mosimage}How much do you know about Lithuania and its film industry? That it is a small country near the Baltic Sea, creating a record low amount of films? Unfortunately we…
