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SCAM and Disney have renewed and expanded their partnership, strengthening support for documentary creators and reinforcing shared commitments to fair remuneration.
Media scholar ChloĂ© Delaporte has examined the shifting landscape of USâEurope film relations, highlighting how streaming and regulation are redefining transatlantic cooperation.
At the Arras Film Festival, Irelandâs Solitary has emerged as an audience favorite, confirming the festivalâs growing role as a launchpad for European independents.
At Cartoon Business 2025, European animation professionals have opened up about rising costs and shifting commissioning models, offering rare insight into an industry in rapid transformation.
Studiocanal is developing a new Paddington animated series, extending the beloved bearâs universe for preschool audiences worldwide.
Oscar-winner Michelle Yeoh will receive an honorary prize at the LumiĂšre Awards, celebrating her influence across global cinema.
Disney has closed the quarter with mixed results, balancing strong park revenues against slower streaming growth.
Manuela Padoan has been appointed director of Gaumont Italia, signaling the companyâs ambition to strengthen its presence in the Italian market.
Adami has launched its âLondon Callingâ initiative, offering French performers new opportunities to train and connect within the UK industry.
Ottawa will host the BelgianâLuxembourg Film Festival, spotlighting two dynamic national cinemas for North American audiences.
The French Institute in Japan has launched a new artistic residency, encouraging Franco-Japanese collaborations in film, animation, and digital arts.
Sony and Norwich University of the Arts are opening a dedicated training program to prepare students for careers in virtual production and real-time animation.
Cannesâ Directorsâ Fortnight has announced that Sean Baker will lead the 2026 jury, bringing an auteur known for championing unconventional filmmaking.
LuckyChap and Mediawan are teaming up on a new slate of female-driven films, extending the production power behind Barbie into the European market.
A Paris pop-up dedicated to Allâs Fair has helped boost the filmâs visibility, drawing crowds and amplifying word-of-mouth ahead of release.