The following grants have been announced by the Estonian Film Institute throughout 2025.

The call for documentary projects is now open for the 30th edition of Baltic Sea Docs, the leading documentary co-production pitching forum, taking place in Riga, Latvia on 6–11 September 2026.

Discover the Cinema of Cyprus

March 20–22, 2026

The following grants were announced by the Film Centre of Montenegro  throughout 2025.

The following grants were announced by the Film Centre of Montenegro throughout 2024.

From March 11 to 14, Bratislava will become a meeting place for filmmakers behind iconic Hollywood productions as well as current film festival hits. Visegrad Film Forum will offer audiences a unique opportunity to look behind the scenes of films by Steven Spielberg or Ridley Scott, and to meet a filmmaker who won the Directing Award at this year’s Sundance Film Festival.

Transilvania International Film Festival (June 12 - 21, 2026) opens the registratior for Transilvania Pitch Stop (TPS), the largest platform dedicated to the film industry at TIFF. Starting today, filmmakers from Romania, Republic of Moldova, Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, Ukraine, Greece, Turkey and Georgia can submit their projects to the 13th edition of the international co-production program. Applications can be submitted online until March 23nd, 2026, through the eventival platform.

The National Film Institute – Hungary (NFI) gave production support to 16 domestic features, documentaries and animated films from 1 April 2025 through 20 January 2026.

Now entering its eighth edition, the CEE Animation Workshop welcomes a new selection of projects and participants. Twelve projects and 31 participants from 18 countries have been carefully chosen from 55 applications submitted from 27 countries. Participants and their teams will embark on a year-long intensive programme, developing projects from early concept to market-ready production packages.

An Immersive Manifesto in the Heart of Europe

Brussels, Belgium – 2026 —In a defining cultural moment for Europe’s capital, “THE INFINITE WALK,” written and directed by visionary artist Ioana Mischie, opened the 10th edition of BRIGHT Festival as its largest installation, captivating audiences and earning international acclaim. The installation unfolds as a journey through time, space, and spirit, paying an immersive tribute to the philosophy of Constantin Brâncuși, the founder of modern sculpture.