Berlinale 2014
StudioCanal Mines China’s ‘Black Coal’ For U.K. Release
The Berlin Golden Bear winner is currently playing at the London Film Festival
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’71,’ ‘The Tribe’ and ‘Party Girl’ Among European Discovery Nominees
Spanish dramas '10,000 KM' and 'Wounded' also up for European Film Academy's best first feature prize
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Rio Film Fest: ‘Xenia’ Wins Rio’s First LGBT Prize
Panos H. Koutras’ film topped the new Felix Awards
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Golden Horse Awards: ‘Black Coal, Thin Ice’ Leads Nominations
Asia's most prestigious film awards ceremony will take place on Nov. 22
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Oscars: Switzerland Selects ‘The Circle’ for Foreign-Language Category
Stefan Haupt's gay emancipation docudrama premiered in Berlin's Panorama section
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‘Nymphomaniac Director’s Cut’ to Get Global Bow
The extra-long version of Lars Von Trier's erotic epic will go out day-and-date in multiple countries
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Toronto: Sundance Selects Boards ‘Phoenix’
The drama from German director Christian Petzold stars Nina Hoss as a Holocaust survivor
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Toronto: Cinelicious Pics Takes Two Josephine Decker Films
The specialty distributor picks up 'Butter on the Latch' and 'Thou Wast Mild and Lovely' for theatrical and VOD
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‘Beloved Sisters’ Is Germany’s Best Foreign Language Film Candidate for the 2015 Oscars
Dominik Graf's historic melodrama tells the story of a three-way love affair in 18th-century Prussia
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Alain Resnais’ ‘Life of Riley’ to Close Montreal World Film Festival
The upcoming 38th edition will pay homage to the late French auteur director with a North American premiere of his last film.
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Germany Cuts Funding (Again) for Film Tax Incentive
Wes Anderson’s “The Grand Budapest Hotel” and George Clooney’s “The Monuments Men” both received backing from the German Federal Film Fund, which will have its budget cut for 2015.
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‘The 50 Year Argument’: Sheffield Review
Scorsese co-directs this handsome and stimulating documentary celebrating five decades of the New York Review of Books.
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