Tag: international co-productions

Hungary’s film reform commissioner is exploring new equity and co-production funding for international projects while seeking to strengthen confidence in ...

As Hungary enters a political transition, its film funding body hits the brakes on long-term commitments, but Budapest’s soundstages remain ...

After a long journey across international festivals and acclaim abroad, Silent Friend, the latest film by Ildikó Enyedi, finally premiered in ...

The 2026 Sundance Film Festival has found one of its most talked-about entries in Wicker, a surreal romantic fantasy that ...

When the Berlinale unveiled its Competition lineup for its 76th edition, one title immediately stood out for industry insiders on ...

A Festival Built Around Agency—and a Striking Poster to Match For its 12th edition, BIDF unveils a program architecture centered ...

What happens when your leading lady is pure code—and one leaked file, one rival model, or one legal loophole could ...

A Five-Decade Career Across Europe and Hollywood Kier began acting in the late 1960s and quickly emerged as one of ...

In 2025, China’s microdrama industry is projected to reach $9.4 billion in revenues—surpassing the country’s theatrical box office for the ...

A new study reveals how foreign film productions, while dominating Hungary’s film economy, are significantly contributing to the professional development ...