Within the framework of the festival (24th October–3rd November) the 2nd Filem’on, based in Brussels, organises its yearly European Exchange to encourage professionals in the field of young audience cinema to reflect and discuss. Continue reading “Filem’on Exchanges”
Author: Gert Hermans
German film INVISIBLE SUE decides to premiere at Cinekid
INVISIBLE SUE, a new title in the German ‘Besonderes Kinderfilm’ support programme, will have its world premiere at the upcoming Cinekid festival. Continue reading “German film INVISIBLE SUE decides to premiere at Cinekid”
Highlights of the 11th Juniorfest
The Int. Film Festival for Children & Youth Juniorfest, taking place in five regional towns, has become an integral part of the autumn cultural events in the Pilsen Region in Czech Republic. Continue reading “Highlights of the 11th Juniorfest”
ECFA Journal 3/2018
Like a fresh summer’s storm on a hot summer’s day… here is you new ECFA Journal Continue reading “ECFA Journal 3/2018”
Frankfurter Buchmesse awards adaptation for young audience
Since 2004, the prestigious Frankfurter Buchmesse (October 10-14th) annually honours outstanding literary adaptions for the big screen with the Frankfurter Buchmesse Film Awards. From this year on, the Buchmesse launched a new award: the Best Adaption of a Book for Children or Young Adults. Continue reading “Frankfurter Buchmesse awards adaptation for young audience”
Warsaw Kids Film Forum 2018 selection announced
Warsaw Kids Film Forum has announced the full selection of projects to be presented during the September 2018 edition. Continue reading “Warsaw Kids Film Forum 2018 selection announced”
KinoOstrov active all summer long
The Russian ‘KinoOstrov’ film festival (June 1-18th) celebrated 9 years of children cinema in Saint Petersburg, under this year’s moto “Point on the map”. Continue reading “KinoOstrov active all summer long”
ECFA Awards for QUEEN OF NIENDORF and SUPA MODO
QUEEN OF NIENDORF was the winner of the ECFA Award 2018 at the Ciné-Jeune Festival in the French L’Aisne region. In this German film, by Joya Thome, 10-year-old Lea witnesses how her friends, over the course of one summer, all change into surrogate grown-ups. Luckily there is Nico, who doesn’t want a girl in his gang, unless Lea can prove herself worthy. Continue reading “ECFA Awards for QUEEN OF NIENDORF and SUPA MODO”