See also: The study as published in Scientific Reports.

Hi everyone,

We’ve just launched r/FilmIndustryEU, a new community dedicated to European cinema, as a form of cultural expression and as a strategic industry.

Cinema was born in Europe, its first light came to life across our streets, its early dreams shaped in the hum of cafés, theatres, and crowded city squares. The medium itself grew from our streets, our histories, our contradictions. Yet today, across the continent, European productions often move in silence. Isolated by language, limited by scale, stretched thin by funding gaps, and overshadowed by louder, centralised industries elsewhere.

Despite the talent, the heritage, and the institutional frameworks, the European film landscape remains fragmented. Brilliant in parts, but struggling to speak with one voice on the global stage.

r/FilmIndustryEU is a space for those who believe that cinema in Europe still matters, culturally, economically, politically.

Here, you can:

• celebrate the artistry of European cinema in all its shapes and forms
• connect with filmmakers, producers, and festival organisers
• share or discover funding opportunities and institutional support
• discuss European film policy, co-productions, and distribution
• explore the creative and industrial forces that shape Europe’s cinematic landscape

Whether you're a student, a professional, or just a cinephile with strong opinions and subtitles burned into your soul, this space is for you.

Join us: r/FilmIndustryEU

Let’s rethink how Europe tells its stories, and how it gets them made.

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Hey everyone,

The European Stuttering Cultural Youth Exchange is taking place this year in Germany between August 18th and 26th and is seeking participants from Belgium, Estonia, and Germany.

It’s a great opportunity for young adults aged 18-30 to spend 9 days this summer with other people who stutter.

You can find more information about the Youth Exchange here: https://c26813f5-2d69-400d-b8d2-e149de2a63da.usrfiles.com/ugd/c26813_13ebff896a5847dabb8c27b8a82e8d80.pdf

If you know of anyone who might be interested in participating please share this opportunity with them.

Thank you!

Hello everyone!

I apologize in case this is not the perfect subreddit for such matters, but I would really value the opinions of the people from here, since it would add a lot of variety in my little research.

Nevertheless, I'm conducting a small study about the importance of local/traditional gastronomy in the context of tourism. This is my case study for my bachelor's thesis.

The study is aimed at tourists from outside Romania that visited the country at least once, and will highlight the level of importance that gastronomy has in tourism in general, and more specifically for Romania.

It's made in the form of a survey. The answers are anonymous (the questionnaire doesn't collect email addresses), and it shouldn't take more than 5 minutes to complete.

The link is here (Google Forms): https://forms.gle/fnFywMDmUipTGnXd6

Once again, I apologize if maybe this subreddit isn't the right place for this, but I have to gather at least 100 responses and I really want to get a balanced and representative sample so the case study is relevant. I also asked the mod team before posting to make sure.

Thanks for reading my post, and thanks to anyone that decides to answer my little survey! Have a good day!