Industry professionals warn that proposed changes could undermine producers’ rights, weaken international co-productions, and expand state control over the film sector.
The online meeting focused on the foundation’s work over the past year, including the national film registry, distribution certificates, the Cash Rebate system, and new regulations for the 2026 film ...
Armenia’s Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sports has published a draft ministerial order intended to regulate how competitions for state funding of national film projects are organized and conducted, ...
Armenia’s participation in the European Film Market lacks public planning, clear objectives, and publicly available results from previous years.
Armenian film box office results for 2025: a comprehensive analysis of attendance and box office collections.
RA Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports Zhanna Andreasyan visited the Armenfilm studio, reviewed the current conditions and challenges, and spoke with the staff.
Armenia's Cash Rebate program has received international attention, yet behind the facade of recognition lie legal loopholes, offshore risks, and signs of institutional vulnerability.
Armenia has launched a cash rebate system for film production, but an investigation by Film Industry Watch casts doubt on its legality, transparency, and the involvement of the announced partner, ...
The Cinema Foundation of Armenia held key meetings in Cannes to explore new international collaborations with Iran and Greece.
Armenian filmmakers call for inclusion in decision-making, sending an open letter to the ministry.
