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This year's edition of TeleVisionale opened in Weimar on 1 December 2025. The festival, which is dedicated to the presentation of German-language television films and series, is taking place for the first time in the......
ARD recently provided an outlook on the upcoming changes brought about by the Interstate Treaty Reform - a topic that is becoming increasingly important for the German film and television industry. The treaty,......
ARD recorded a moderate increase in its expenditure for independent producers in 2024 - a signal of stability in a year characterised by cost-cutting pressure and political debate. According to......
After a one-year break, Screenforce has announced the return of its festival for 2026. According to the initiative's official Research and Event Roadmap 2025, the festival will once again take place in Düsseldorf and......
The sales process for Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) continues to gather pace. The media group has asked potential buyers to submit revised offers by 1 December, thus officially opening the......
The American Film Market (AFM) 2025 returned to the Fairmont Century Plaza in Los Angeles - a location that proved to be central and compact, ideal for short distances between......
Paramount, Comcast and Netflix have submitted their first non-binding offers for Warner Bros. Discovery. The media group is now examining whether it will sell itself completely, partially - or not at all.......
Brandenburg is the last federal state to approve the reform treaty for ARD, ZDF and Deutschlandradio. This means that the planned changes will officially come into force on 1 December - a signal for the film ......
The media industry is eagerly awaiting Warner Bros. Discovery: major studios and streaming providers are currently examining a possible takeover of the group. The first deadline for interested parties is November 2025, until......
The BKM is investing more in culture in 2026 than ever before - around 2.57 billion euros. However, hardly any of this will be left for cinemas: Investment funding is being cut again, while new programmes......