Cinema 'Bigger than us' - The film proving you're never too young to fight for justice Marion Cotillard gives her reasons for producing 'Bigger than us', a film by Flore Vasseur that shows key young figures across the world fighting against injustices such as climate change, lack of freedom of expression, inequalities and much more.
Cinema Dutch-directed 'Shadow Game' offers insight into plight of refugees 'Shadow Game', by two Dutch directors, follows the trials and tribulations of migrants as young as 14 fleeing war, famine and oppression to start new lives in Europe. It also features a mobile game and an interactive web documentary series. 21/03/2021
Cinema Cartoon Movie, the pitching event raising funds for animated feature films Cartoon Movie is an annual forum where producers of animated films can meet and find investors and distributors. Animators from all over Europe took part in the event held virtually this year. 17/03/2021
Cinema 'Shadow Game' the big winner at the FIFDH "We have all been there, we all have been young and all experienced the same aspirations that they have" - Els van Driel, the film director of 'Shadow Game' tells all about her award-winning production. 16/03/2021
Cinema The FIFDH kicks off in virtual format for its 19th edition The International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights will run from the 5th to the 14th of March in a digital format. This 19th edition is dedicated to photojournalist, Soltan Achilova, and her plight for human rights in Turkmenistan. 05/03/2021
Cinema Hollywood prepares for virtual 78th instalment of Golden Globes Judged by members of the international press in the United States, the awards are considered the antechamber of the Oscars. 27/02/2021
Cinema Kosovo drama 'Hive' wins three awards at Sundance Film Festival A film about a woman's struggle for survival after the war in Kosovo has won three awards at the Sundance Film Festival. 06/02/2021
Cinema Biopic film Slalom looks at sexual harassment in sport "It was really the idea of finally working on the coach-trainer relationship," its director Charlène Favier told Euronews. 17/01/2021
Cinema 'Another Round' wins big at the European Film Awards 'Another Round' by director Thomas Vinterberg takes home four of the European Film Awards. The ceremony took place virtually and this year's nominees were connected via video link. 15/12/2020
Cinema Who is nominated for best director at the European Film Awards 2020? Here's a bitesize summary of the nominees and their films. 11/12/2020
Cinema European cinema: a taste for everyone's palate In this culture edition we take a look at the nominees for the European Film Awards and see how the pandemic has effected cinema this year. 09/12/2020
Cinema Six in the running to win best movie at European Film Awards The best film award will be presented in Berlin on Saturday, December 12. 08/12/2020
Cinema European Film Awards moves online amid coronavirus pandemic In this pandemic-blighted year, the award ceremony will be more intimate and spread over five days. 05/12/2020
Cinema Romanian documentary about deadly club fire nominated for awards A documentary about investigative reporting after a nightclub fire in Romania is described as one of the best films ever made about journalism 21/11/2020
Cinema El Gouna Film Festival opens in Egypt despite COVID-19 The festival will screen 65 films, including 11 world premieres, and feature multiple workshops and panels. 24/10/2020
Cinema Dardenne brothers honoured at forward-looking Lumière Festival With the Cannes Film Festival unable to take place physically because of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Lyon's prestigious Lumière Festival has assumed even greater significance - honouring the past but also facing the future by featuring forward-looking films. Euronews was there. 20/10/2020
Cinema Romanian film festival pays socially-distanced homage to Federico Fellini The Transilvania International Film Festival's 19th edition has opened in the city of Cluj-Napoca. 01/08/2020
Cinema Geneva Human Rights film festival goes ahead via livestream The Jury of the Geneva International Film Festival on Human Rights also watched the films from a distance and revealed the winners online. 17/03/2020
Cinema Human Rights film festival finds alternative in face of Coronavirus threat Despite being cancelled due to the coronavirus epidemic, organisers of the International Film Festival and Forum on Human Rights are pushing ahead with version 2.0. 10/03/2020
Cinema Touzani's 'Adam' looks at the lives of two isolated Moroccan women The film was well-received in Morocco, giving rise to many debates within a society that is still very phallocentric. 05/02/2020
Cinema Berlin Film Festival suspends award amid claims founder had Nazi links Historical research alleges that Alfred Bauer was both a member of the Nazi party and a member of the SA, the Nazis’ pre-war paramilitary wing. 01/02/2020
