Annual conferences Imprimer
18th Conference - Athens, 21-24 November 2013
Registration
Four days of screenings, debates and workshops
More than 600 professionals from all over the world
Registration online from July
Conferences Archive
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17th Conference -22-25 November, Paris
The 17th Europa Cinemas Network Conference took place in Paris.
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16th Annual Conference - Athens, 17-20 November 2011
The 16th Conference has been canceled.
Special thanks goes to our Greek friends, exhibitors and distributors for their cooperation in the lead up to this Conference which unfortunately will not take place in Athens this year
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15th Annual Conference, Paris, 2010
naugurated by Mr Frédéric Mitterrand, Minister for Culture and Communication, the 15th Europa Cinemas Network Conference saw a new record of attendees when it welcomed nearly 700 professionals.
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14th Annual Conference, Warsaw, 2009
Inaugurated by Andrzej Wajda, Krzysztof Zanussi and Borys Lankosz, the 14th Europa Cinemas Conference was held in Warsaw from 19 to 22 November 2009 and gathered more than 550 professionnals.
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13th Annual Conference, Paris, 2008
Christine Albanel, Minister of Culture and Communication, welcomed to Paris, on behalf of the French presidency of the European Union, more than 500 European professionals who had taken up Europa Cinemas' invitation to attend its 13th Annual Conference
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12th Annual Europa Cinemas Conference, 2007
Almost 400 participants, including network exhibitors and distributors, research groups and suppliers of equipment, from 36 countries, as well as Romanian directors, producers and professionals, met in Bucharest from 15 to 18 November for the 12th Annual Europa Cinemas Conference.
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11th Annual Conference, Paris, 2006
Digital cinema was the topic at the heart of the debates held during this weekend event, which was organised for 500 professionals from 37 different European countries who came together in Paris at the invitation of Europa Cinemas.
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10th Annual Conference, Budapest, 2005
Nearly 400 professionals, exhibitors and distributors from 32 European countries, including 15 in Central and Eastern Europe, met at the 10th Annual Europa Cinemas Conference in Budapest (17-20 November 2005), which was inaugurated by the two filmmakers Claude Miller and Kornél Mundruczó.
News
Europa Cinemas Awards 2012 - Entrepreneur of the Year
The award for Best Entrepreneur of 2012 pays tribute to the commitment of Stefan Kitanov, who for the past 20 years has tirelessly championed the dissemination of European cinema in Bulgaria....
Read more The Network - 26/11/2012
Europa Cinemas Awards
Best Programming
- 2012 : Star, Strasbourg, France
- 2011: Abaton Kino, Hamburg, Germany
- 2010: Skalvijos Kino Centras, Vilnius, Lituania
- 2009: Kino Pod Baranami, Krakow, Poland
- 2008: Arthouse Kinos, Zürich, Switzerland
- 2007: Friedrichsbau & Kandelhof, Freiburg, Germany
- 2006: Grand Teatret, Copenhagen, Denmark
- 2005: Müvész, Puskin, Szindbád, Budapest, Hungary
- 2004: Muranow, Warsaw, Poland
- 2003: Anteo Spaziocinema, Milano, Italy
- 2002: Cinemes Verdi & Verdi Park, Barcelona, Spain
Best Young Audience Activities
- 2012 : Moviemento, Berlin, Germany
- 2011: GFT, DCA & Filmhouse, Scotland
- 2010: Kinodvor, Ljubljana, Slovenia
- 2009: Multisala Pio X (MPX) & Excelsior, Padova, Italy
- 2008: Kino Central, Hradec Kralove, Czech Republic
- 2007: Film Center of Gdansk, Gdansk, Poland
- 2006: Cinema Paradiso, St.Pölten, Austria
- 2005: Kino Sõprus, Tallinn, Estonia
- 2004: MovieZone, Netherlands
- 2003: Folkets Bio, Sweden
- 2002: Churchill & Le Parc, Liege, Belgium
Best Entrepreneur
- 2012 : Stefan Kitanov, Bulgaria
- 2011: Roman Gutek, Poland
- 2010: Watershed, Bristol, United Kingdom
- 2009: Folkest Hus och Parker (FHP), Sweden
- 2008: Light House Cinema and access>CINEMA, Irleland
- 2007: Circuito Cinema, Italy
- 2006: Enrique González Macho, Cines Renoir, Spain
- 2005: Utopia, France
- 2004: City Screen, UK
- 2003: Yorck Kino, Germany
