They received the most automatic funding from the Ffa for German films at the German box office.
Constantin Film and Warner Bros Germany were the most successful local production companies and distributors for German films at the German box office in 2022, according to the German Federal Film Board (Ffa).
They have been dubbed ‘Industry Tigers’ by the Ffa and means both companies receive the most in the Ffa’s automatic ‘reference funding’ from the organisation, in line with the amount their German films grossed locally and were exposed at international film festivals in 2022.
Munich-based Constantin Film received €1.2m in production...
Constantin Film and Warner Bros Germany were the most successful local production companies and distributors for German films at the German box office in 2022, according to the German Federal Film Board (Ffa).
They have been dubbed ‘Industry Tigers’ by the Ffa and means both companies receive the most in the Ffa’s automatic ‘reference funding’ from the organisation, in line with the amount their German films grossed locally and were exposed at international film festivals in 2022.
Munich-based Constantin Film received €1.2m in production...
- 4/28/2023
- by Martin Blaney
- ScreenDaily
All cinema tickets will cost just €5 on September 10 and 11.
Germany is joining the US and the UK to launch a September weekend cinema initiative called Kinofest where all tickets will cost just €5.
Taking place September 10-11, the aim is to reignite cinema-going with German audiences and increase footfall in German cinemas. The theatrical business is struggling post-pandemic with box-office receipts and admissions falling by 33.8 and 38.8 respectively in the first six months of 2022, compared to the same period in 2019, according to figures released this week by the German Federal Film Board (Ffa)
Receipts grossed €305.7m and admissions reached 33.2m from January to June,...
Germany is joining the US and the UK to launch a September weekend cinema initiative called Kinofest where all tickets will cost just €5.
Taking place September 10-11, the aim is to reignite cinema-going with German audiences and increase footfall in German cinemas. The theatrical business is struggling post-pandemic with box-office receipts and admissions falling by 33.8 and 38.8 respectively in the first six months of 2022, compared to the same period in 2019, according to figures released this week by the German Federal Film Board (Ffa)
Receipts grossed €305.7m and admissions reached 33.2m from January to June,...
- 9/1/2022
- ScreenDaily
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