Six first time directors and six second time directors will be competing this year for the Transilvania International Film Festival (May 30 – June 8, Cluj-Napoca, Romania) trophies.

On Saturday, April 26, 2014 winners of the Slovak National Film Awards The Sun in a Net were revealed for films produced and premiered in the years 2012 and 2013.

The Best Fiction Film Award went to My Dog Killer by Mira Fornay and the Award for Outstanding Contribution to Slovak Cinema was granted to director Dusan Hanak and scriptwriter Dusan Dusek.

The most awarded was the film Fine, Thanks by Matyas Prikler, which won in all of the four acting categories - Best Actor in a Leading and Supporting Role, Best Actress in a Leading and Supporting Role. My Dog Killer received two more awards, for the Best Film Direction and Best Film Screenplay.

For the full list of winners and more information please visit the website of the Audiovisual Information Centre.

For more news on Slovak films travelling the festival circuit, see:

>Slovak Films travelling in April: Hot Docs, PriFilmfest, Crossing Europe

>Finale Pilsen includes Slovak film in all its official competitions for the first time

>Cinema at the Border presents complete retrospective of Dušan Hanák and a broad selection of recent Slovak films

We look forward to meeting with you in our traditional Pavilion at Marche du Film in Cannes soon!

Alexandra & Katarina

Krakow, 29th April 2014 - The British cinema will be the special guest at the 54th Krakow Film Festival. Within the frames of the section "Focus on Great Britain" the latest documentary films will be shown, and Polish and British filmmakers will meet at an industry conference.

Monday (28th April) was the last day of Bollywood adventure in Warsaw. Indian team of filmmakers, director and producer Sajid Nadiadwala and actors - Salman Khan, Randeep Hooda and Jacqueline Fernandez, are coming home today.

CAMERIMAGE, the biggest international film festival devoted to the creation of film image by the cinematographers has launched the selection process, inviting filmmakers, producers and distributors to submit feature films, documentaries, music videos and student etudes for the festival's upcoming 22nd edition.

Film and TV screenwriter, dramatist, author, actor and lyricist Zdeněk Svěrák will receive the Festival President’s Award, which goes to the most outstanding figures of Czech cinematography, at the 49th annual Karlovy Vary IFF.

Nobel Prize winner and former Polish president LECH WALESA will be at the 49th Karlovy Vary IFF to introduce the world premiere of the director’s cut of Walesa: Man of Hope by legendary director Andrzej Wajda, created especially for the premiere screening at the Karlovy Vary festival.

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