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Founded in 1988, the European Film Academy now unites 2,600 European film professionals with the common aim of promoting Europe’s film culture.
La European Film Academy réunit 2600 professionnels du cinéma dans le but de promouvoir la culture cinématographique européenne.
Die European Film Academy vereint 2.600 europäische Filmschaffende mit dem gemeinsamen Ziel, die Filmkultur Europas zu fördern.
Children Juries in Six European Cities will Elect Winner of EFA Young Audience Award
Nominated for the European Film Academy’s first Young Audience Award are BLUE BIRD by Gust Van den Berghe (Belgium), KAUWBOY by Boudewijn Koole (the Netherlands) and SISTER by Ursula Meier (France/Switzerland). A new section on www.europeanfilmawards.eu offers children and adults more information [...]
A SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY - EXTENDED
For the first time, the EFA project A SUNDAY IN THE COUNTRY travelled outside of Europe bringing seven young filmmakers from Europe – Julie Bille (Denmark), Richard Böhringer (Germany), Carolina Hellgård (Sweden), Ray Marhuenda Pic (Spain), Kordian Piwowarski (Poland), Alice Rohrwacher (Italy), and Gust Van den Berghe (Belgium) [...]
From now on, parcel service provider GLS supports the European Film Academy and the European Film Awards as a sponsor. “Staying in touch with our more than 2,500 members is very important for us,” says Marion Döring, director of the European Film Academy, “and we are extremely glad that we have found such a competent [...]
The European Film Academy (EFA) and the Tampere Film Festival congratulate the
Tampere Short Film Nominee for the European Film Awards 2012
CSICSKA (Beast)
by Attila Till
Hungary, 20 min., fiction
The film is now nominated for the award European Film Academy Short Film 2012. It was selected by the festival’s international jury, consisting of Finnish director/screenwriter Saara Cantell, Austrian [...]
European cinema has lost a great face and the European Film Academy has lost one of its founding members and a great friend: Erland Josephson (pictured as newly appointed Managing Director of Sweden’s Royal Dramatic Theatre in 1965)
The European Film Academy (EFA) and the Berlin International Film Festival congratulate the
Berlin Short Film Nominee for the European Film Awards 2012
VILAINE FILLE MAUVAIS GARÇON (Two Ships)
by Justine Triet
France, 30 min., fiction
Life in the big city.
Thomas is a young artist, broke and unattached. Laetitia is an attractive,
intelligent young woman in high heels. A party. A [...]
Six European cities to participate in Young Audience Day screenings and vote
To celebrate this year’s 25th European Film Awards, the European Film Academy (EFA) and EFA Productions launch a new award for a film addressed to the young audience: The European Film Academy Young Audience Award. To give the new award special attention, it is [...]
for 18 creative European film professionals who work on sound
2 - 8 July 2012 Berlin and Potsdam (Germany)
The EFA Master Class 2012 THE SOUND OF THE IMAGE is dedicated to the topic of sound in feature films. While the impact of the musical score is widely acknowledged, the psychological effects of sound and noises are [...]
European cinema has lost one of its most passionate and prolific filmmakers: Theo Angelopoulos. We mourn this sudden and unexpected loss of a great companion and EFA founding member.
(Picture: Andreas Böhmig/EFA)
The more than 2,500 members of the European Film Academy - filmmakers from across Europe - have voted for this year’s European Film Awards. At the awards ceremony in Berlin the following awards were presented:
EUROPEAN FILM 2011:
MELANCHOLIA, Denmark/Sweden/France/Germany
WRITTEN & DIRECTED BY: Lars von Trier
PRODUCED BY: Meta Louise Foldager & Louise Vesth
EUROPEAN DIRECTOR 2011:
Susanne Bier for [...]
