Unifrance presents the second edition of MyFrenchAnimationDays (MyFAD), a special initiative to highlight the creativity of French animation and its industry, with the aim of raising awareness among audiences around the world. This is being done with the support of its partners, particularly its distributor, producer and animation exporter members.

The 3rd edition of MyMetaStories is officially underway! Starting this Friday, October 10, and up to November 2, 2025, cinephiles around the world will be able to access online the 18 films* and 1 animated series showcasing the richness and diversity of Europe’s new generation of cinematic and audiovisual talents.

LAST CHANCE TO SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT TO THE CO-PRODUCTION FORUM WITHOUT FEE

Tomorrow, October 10th, is your final opportunity to submit your project to the Co-Production Forum for free. Starting October 11th, a submission fee will apply.
So if you’ve been thinking about it... now’s the time. Get your project in while it’s still free!

Fourth edition of the international masters programme has started

The fourth cohort of our executive master's program European Film Business and Law LL.M. | MBA has kicked off the winter semester. Eleven professionals from nine countries (including Germany, Romania, Switzerland, South Korea, and Jersey) joined the inaugural session. From international sales specialists and filmmakers to lawyers and curators, this diverse group brings unique perspectives to the program's blend of legal expertise and business management for the European film sector.

• The 117 titles in PÖFF Shorts' 5 international competitions were selected from a record-breaking submission of over 5600 films. 
• 13 World Premieres across the international competitions, including New Talents and Kids Animation
• Part of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, PÖFF Shorts will take place from November 11-19 with screenings in Tallinn and Tartu. 

The 29th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) has unveiled the line-up and international jury for its 2025 Official Selection Competition, presenting 17 feature films, including 16 world premieres and one international premiere.

This year, the 13th edition of the Baltic Pitching Forum (BPF) welcomed filmmaking talents from the Baltic countries and Hungary to the Lithuanian capital, Vilnius on 7-10 October. Pitching twelve projects to key industry figures, alongside participating in a series of talks, lectures, and training sessions, the selected filmmakers benefited from the Forum, which continues to be regarded as the most important short film industry event in the Baltic region.