7th DOT.ON.THE.MAP INDUSTRY DAYS 23 - 25 April 2026, Limassol, Cyprus
In the framework of the 24th Cyprus Film Days International Festival 2026
Slovenian presence at the 38th European Film Awards event that will take place in Berlin on January 17 consists of three titles with the total of five nominations.
We are pleased to announce that DOG OF GOD has been nominated for the European Film Awards and waiting for your vote - Best Animated Feature Film and also competing in the main Best European Film
Only three days left: Choose the winners of the 38th European Film Awards!
Press releases 06-01-2026The 38th European Film Awards - Vote for the winners!
Don't forget: Voting remains open for this year's European Film Awards! You still have time until Thursday, 8 January to cast your vote in the categories below.
The feature-length animated film Tales from the Magic Garden has become one of the most successful Slovenian cinema releases of 2025, confirming the strength and potential of domestic film distribution. A co-production between Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia and France, the film tells a heartfelt story of three young siblings navigating loss and imagination through enchanting tales brought to life in handcrafted stop-motion animation.
The UNIQA SEE FUTURE Foundation, in cooperation with the Sarajevo Film Festival and Slano Film Days, announces the open call for the second edition of the Female Filmmakers Support Programme for 2026. The application deadline is 18 February 2026.
In the framework of the 24th Cyprus Film Days International Festival 2026
The 7th edition of theco-production, training and networking platform for film industry professionals opens call for projects
PtD hosts the next online session in the Ask About format. Is Your Doc a Human Rights Doc? And Why Might That Matter In the Market?
Press releases 17-12-2025Documentaries are a powerful way to give voice and face to human rights issues. But how to successfully bring them to the international market?
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences revealed the shortlist of
15 animated short films advancing toward nomination consideration for the upcoming 98th Academy Awards®. Among the selected titles are two short films produced
by Czech studio Maurfilm: the animated documentary I Died in Irpin by Anastasiia Falileieva and Hurikán by Jan Saska.
The stop-motion film, inspired by the book Of Unwanted Things and People by Czech author Arnošt Goldflam, celebrates the art of storytelling. With a unique blend of fantasy, humor and a sensitive exploration of loss, it shows how imagination can help families stay close and find joy even in tough times.
