Creative Europe MEDIA has opened a new round of calls from 30 September 2026. All the open calls can be viewed at a glance on our MEDIA strand funding page. See below for a list of calls ordered by...

The Bill Douglas Cinema Museum at the University of Exeter, UK, www.bdcmuseum.org.uk is both a public museum and a rich research resource for scholars of moving image history. It was recently designat...

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Nearly 40 years on, the Booker prize-winning writer's debut campus satire is set to be screened in Berlin.