Browsing: Film in Europe

The Czech Republic possesses one of the most unusual talents in European cinema: it can remain unmistakably itself while persuading…

How Film Commissions Must Adapt to the $11 Billion Microdrama Economy Article 3 of 12 Why Minimum-Spend Requirements Could Cost…

On the Côte d’Azur, EE Screen Festival is being built around a question increasinglyrelevant to independent filmmakers: what happens after…

As Hollywood recalibrates after the expiration of one of independent film’s most familiarfederal tax provisions, Washington is considering something considerably…

Hungary has spent more than two decades cultivating its reputation as one of Europe’s mostsophisticated production destinations, attracting major international…

Poland occupies one of the most emotionally demanding positions in European screen history because some of its most iconic filming…

The $11 Billion Format Film Incentives Were Never Designed For Series 2-12 60 Episodes, 7 Days, $150,000: The Production Economics…

Germany presents filmmakers with a challenge fundamentally different from the cinematic seductions of Italy, France or Spain, because many of…

The $11 Billion Format Film Incentives Were Never Designed For Series 1-12 How Microdramas Are Creating a New Global Production…

Italy presents filmmakers with a problem that few other countries in the world can create: how do you photograph a…