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“EU Audiovisual reforms: towards a European media industry?”XXXIII Eurovisioni International Festival of Cinema and Tv, 2019

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Eurovisioni 2019. The XXXIII Eurovisioni International Festival of Cinema and Tv is now on its XVIII Festival «Cinema of public service» edition. Every year since 1987, it has focused its attention on European culture and audiovisual industry, developments in its legislation, production, and technological transformations. President is French Michel Boyon.

Seminars and conferences are scheduled over the International days. They cover topics related to:

“EU Audiovisual reforms: towards a European media industry?” Rome — Villa Medici, and Palazzo Farnese — Thursday 10th, Friday 11th, and Saturday 12th October 2019.

Also, be sure not to miss the previews of films during the three-day festival. Free admission upon prior reservation, subject to availability.

Learn more in the attached Programme and registration form.

Palazzo Farnese 7.00 p.m. Première of France Télévisions «Une belle histoire», produced by Tetra Media Fiction et Monogo — Diffusion France 2.

Villa Medici 6 p.m. — Cinema room. Avant-prèmiere TV movie: “Freedom’s Calling ”; produced by ZDF.

Villa Medici 8 p.m. — Cinema room. Avant-prèmiere TV movie: “El Enigma Verdaguer”; produced by RTVE, TV3, and Diagonal Televisiò, a co-production by ICEC

Association Overview

Eurovision & The EU Presidency Semester

Eurovisioni has been recognized also in 2014 as an event of the Italian Semester of Presidency of the European Union, as already happened for the last two Italian Presidencies (1990 and 2003) that took place in the second semester of the year. Reads on ..

The Objective

The issues addressed each year are chosen among those of greatest interest (the launch of digital TV in Europe, , the advent of DBS satellites in the year of their launch, the reform of copyright laws at European level, in the year where an European Union directive on the subject was issued) enabling Eurovisioni to promote the interaction and mutual understanding of the three leading groups in the audiovisual sector: operators (those…

How Eurovisioni is financed

A basic contribution is given to Eurovisioni by institutions such as the General Directorate for Cinema of the Italian Ministry of Culture and the Cultural Department of Latium region. On the base of the themes addressed, different institutions and private companies cooperate in the festival organization, year by year. The success of the past…

Who Organizes Eurovisioni

New members joint, every year, the Eurovisioni Board of Directors, on the base of the themes highlighted in the current edition. These new members suggest the most topical issues and the best experts address them. A high number of institutions take part into the Board of Directors (European Union and national institution representatives) along with public and private television channels (ARD, EBU; France Télévision, ZDF, Rai),… Reads on

Who Supports Eurovisioni

The Association was born on the initiative of a group of European audiovisual professionals. It is currently supported by the cultural association of the same name, whose president is Michel Boyon, French CSA’s former president. The Presidency Committee includes,…

Info and Contact: Associazione Eurovisioni — Roma — www.eurovisioni.eu

Click through at the previous edition Eurovisioni Festival 2018

Cultura europea e industria audiovisiva. Eurovisioni XXXII- Festival Internazionale di Cinema e Televisione — [ Italian — French — English Text provided ]

Published with permission of Eurovisioni Cultural Association. I kindly thank you for your attention. Giancarlo Antonini