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The 42nd international FILMFEST MÜNCHEN takes place from 27 June to 6 July 2025 and presents its new design. This year, FILMFEST MÜNCHEN will once again have an animated key visual at its centre......
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Hollywood is increasingly losing influence in the entertainment industry, and 2025 could be a decisive year. Productions are relocating, jobs are disappearing and other regions are offering better incentives, more flexibility and less......
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Decisions need to be made now! After macro and poly crises, consolidating stability is on the horizon for 2025. Not all companies will be able to cope with the pressure to transform: New standards of appreciation through AI processes and......
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The 22nd Berlinale Co-Production Market, which will take place from 15 to 19 February 2025, will present 35 film projects from 27 countries. These projects were selected from a total of 351 submissions - a......
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The new year has begun and welcomes us with promising changes. There is a new FFG. This is good news, as the law was still in limbo a few weeks ago.......
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The year 2024 was a turning point for the media industry: while streaming services fought for market share and traditional media companies realigned themselves, the cinema year experienced a historic low. In 2024, ...... experienced
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The Bundestag has passed the new Film Funding Act (FFG). With the votes of the former coalition parties SPD, Greens and FDP, the parliament passed the new FFG on Thursday evening in Berlin,......
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An important item is on the agenda for today's plenary session of the Bundestag: the vote on the draft bill for the new Film Funding Act (FFG), which was passed by the Bundestag Committee on Culture and the Media......
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Warner Bros. Discovery and Comcast are separating their cable-based businesses and splitting their TV networks from streaming and studio divisions. This strategy marks the end of the heyday of linear television, as both......
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The European Audiovisual Observatory has published a report showing a decline in audiovisual fiction production in Europe. Productions of all formats have declined in both the TV and SVoD sectors. Strasbourg,......
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