Peter Sarsgaard, John Magaro and Leonie Benesch star in Tim Fehlbaum's real-life thriller based on the terrorist attacks on the 1972 Munich Olympics. By Scott Roxborough Europe Bureau Chief September ...
It's already time for the tenth edition of the Face to Face campaign, run by German Films. Having started in 2016, the promotional agency for German talent in TV and cinema annually showcases some of ...
After four Oscar wins for “All Quiet on the Western Front” last year and the Oscar nomination for “The Teachers’ Lounge” this year, Germany’s film sector seemed to be on the up, but while a government ...
The German parliament — before being dissolved in December — ushered in a watered-down version of the country’s planned new film law that will create a more centralized funding system for production, ...
Diversification and inclusion in film productions remains one of the hottest topics in Germany at the moment, particularly since the country passed its new film funding law in December, which removed ...
As Germany heads into a key general election on February 23, there’s a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the country’s film industry. Europe’s largest economy is facing a third consecutive year of ...
Following last year's successful German Films Previews in Potsdam, German Films invited film buyers to come to the Brandenburg state capital once again at the beginning of July. International film ...
Germany’s filmmaking scene is vibrant, with a recent reform of the country’s film law boosting production incentives, but producers see room for improvement. The Teutonic contingent in Venice is led ...
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