BRATISLAVA: Confession by Slovak director Rebeka Bizubová, and Dad’s not Home by Polish director Jan Saczek received the 2025 Academy Awards in the Documentary and Live Action Narrative categories, respectively.
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TBILISI: A total of 65 film projects have been supported within Film in Georgia since the programme’s launch in 2016, with an investment exceeding 63,773,270 EUR / 200 m GEL.
VILNIUS: Twelve short film projects from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the guest country Hungary will be pitched at the upcoming Baltic Pitching Forum (BPF), which will be held in Vilnius 7 -10 October 2025.
After a year’s hiatus following the sudden death of its founder, Branko Karabatić, the Split Film Festival (STFF) returns under new leadership, dedicated to upholding its tradition of uncompromising artistic and auteur film and video. To mark its 30th edition, the festival will present 57 films and videos from 29 countries across the globe, ranging from Japan to Peru.
Leading film industry event, to be held in Vilnius from 7-10 October 2025, reveals the 12 short film projects from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and – guest country – Hungary that will pitch.
Long Film Production Grants Allocated in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2024
Bosnia-Herzegovina 27-08-2025Both the Ministry of Culture of Canton Sarajevo and the Film Fund announced their grants for 2024 in December 2024.
Invitation for all FIPRESCI and SNCCI Members attending the Venice Film Festival 2025
During the Venice Festival critics will be able to rate any feature length films screening in the Main Competition, Orizzonti and Critics Week (1 to 5 stars). The results will be published each day during the festival on www.filmneweurope.com.
TALLINN: The 9th edition of the Baltic Film Days festival is being held in Estonia on 26 and 27 August 2025, celebrating the richness and uniqueness of Baltic cinema.
