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275 articles available in total starting from 20/04/2010. Last article published on 12/12/2022.

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Petri Kemppinen • CEO of the Nordisk Film and TV Fund

Interview: Petri Kemppinen • CEO of the Nordisk Film and TV Fund

"We have a responsibility as safe-keepers, but we also encourage evolution"

Cineuropa met up with Petri Kemppinen, CEO of the Nordisk Film and TV Fund since 2013, to discuss the current and future challenges for the institution  

30/01/2015

Ronnie Sandahl • Director

Interview: Ronnie Sandahl • Director

“Everything’s harder than before”

Cineuropa met with Swedish screenwriter and director Ronnie Sandahl to talk about his film Underdog  

19/12/2014

Can European cinema be thrown off balance by the weight of its success?

Can European cinema be thrown off balance by the weight of its success?

Following the EFAs, Cineuropa ponders the consequences of Ida’s success on the general public across the pond, who are unfortunately still susceptible to simplistic clichés…  

15/12/2014 | Editorial | European Film Awards 2014

EFA 2014: Ida all the way

EFA 2014: Ida all the way

Paweł Pawlikowski’s film continues its success story by winning five trophies at the European Film Awards, including Best Director and Best Film  

13/12/2014 | European Film Awards 2014

Dimitri Eipides • Head of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival

Interview: Dimitri Eipides • Head of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival

"I don't want this festival to be snuffed out for any reason - it deserves to last longer"

Cineuropa met up with Dimitri Eipides to talk about how he felt about the latest edition of the Thessaloniki International Film Festival and the gathering’s future prospects  

20/11/2014

A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence: The painter's camera

A Pigeon Sat on a Branch Reflecting on Existence: The painter's camera

VENICE 2014, Golden Lion for best film. Surreal, absurd, funny and existential, the latest artistic offering by Roy Andersson has made its debut in the Official Competition at the Venice Festival  

02/09/2014 | Venice 2014 | Competition

The Cut: the Armenian Genocide, as seen by Fatih Akin

The Cut: the Armenian Genocide, as seen by Fatih Akin

VENICE 2014: The latest film by Fatih Akin is in competition at the Venice Film Festival and tells the story of the epic quest of a mute father, a survivor of the Armenian Genocide who crosses the...  

01/09/2014 | Venice 2014 | Competition

Hike for your life, Far from Men

Hike for your life, Far from Men

VENICE 2014: This French western set against the backdrop of the Algerian Revolution rolls out the Venice competition’s red carpet for Viggo Mortensen, Reda Kateb and David Oelhoffen  

01/09/2014 | Venice 2014 | Competition

Benoît Jacquot • Director

Interview: Benoît Jacquot • Director

“There is no moral question”

VENICE 2014: 3 Hearts, the latest film by French director Benoît Jacquot, is in the running for the Golden Lion at the 71st Venice Film Festival  

30/08/2014

3 Hearts ablaze, one heart extinguished

3 Hearts ablaze, one heart extinguished

VENICE 2014: In competition at the Mostra, Benoît Jacquot has presented a love triangle with a hint of Greek tragedy, starring Benoît Poelvoorde, Chiara Mastroianni and Charlotte Gainsbourg  

30/08/2014 | Venice 2014 | Competition

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