FNE together with UNIFRANCE is launching the Year of French Central European Films 2025 with a special focus on French films in central and eastern European countries plus Cyprus and Malta and our partner countries’ films screening in France.
This action will include highlighting French Film Weeks in our partner countries and the promotion of French films being distributed in central and eastern Europe plus Cyprus and Malta.
We will also be updating you on the latest French CEE coproductions in production with information from FNE correspondents
PODCASTS
FNE will also be presenting a special series of podcasts with speakers curated by UNIFRANCE on topics of importance to French and CEE filmmakers. fgbdfgbdfbdfbdfgbdkfmbldfknbldfjngbldjkfgnbldfjngbkldjnfgbkldjfngbkljdnfglbjndflgjnbdlkfgjnbldkfjgnbldfjgnbldfjgnbldfjgnbldjfgnbldfjngbldfjngbldfjngbldfjngbldfngbldfjngbldjnb
BUCHAREST: The 29th French Film Festival will be held 20 - 30 March 2025 in 12 Romanian towns (București, Cluj-Napoca, Timișoara, Iași, Brașov, Brăila, Arad, Sibiu, Suceava, Sfântu Gheorghe, Târgu Mureș and Constanța) as the core event of the French Spring TOGETHER, celebrating 100 years of the French Institute in Romania (May 2024 – May 2025).
The Film New Europe (FNE) Association is the networking platform for film professionals in the CEE/SEE/Baltics region. The webportal and FNE newswire was chosen as the MAIN TOOL to achieve the network’s objectives of the sharing of know how, visibility of regional cultural diversity and finally the VOICE of the region.
FNE’s objectives include VISIBILITY for the region and AUDIENCES for films by providing a special focus on the region.