
Karlovy Vary Film Festival Announces Central Stage and Book-to-Screen Projects
The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival has unveiled the projects selected for its Central Stage showcase and launched the first edition of its Book-to-Screen initiative. The lineup includes Central European projects and a Rolling Stones film.
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Karlovy Vary Unveils Central European Projects for Central Stage Showcase, Launches Book-to-Screen Spotlight
KVIFF Promises, part of the industry program of Karlovy Vary Intl. Film Festival, has unveiled the works-in-progress projects from Central Europe selected for the KVIFF Central Stage showcase, as well as the books selected for the first edition of Book-to-Screen at KVIFF, a showcase for books seeking film adaptation deals. The 11 upcoming films selected […]
By Leo Barraclough
Read full article →KVIFF Industry Days Sets Book-to-Screen Titles, Rolling Stones Film Among Central Stage Projects
Karlovy Vary unveils 11 movies from "established filmmakers with extensive festival pedigrees" and eight books for the first adaptation showcase, designed to become a "Central-Eastern European IP market."
By Georg Szalai
Read full article →Karlovy Vary Reveals Projects Selected For Central Stage Showcase & Books For First Edition Of Book-To-Screen
Karlovy Vary’s industry strand KVIFF Promises, has unveiled the films selected for this year’s upcoming KVIFF Central Stage showcase as well as eight books selected for its first edition of Book-To-Screen at KVIFF, its new initiative for books searching for film adaptation deals. The 11 upcoming titles selected for KVIFF Central Stage, which is launched […]
By Dianalodderhose
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