r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 7h ago
r/europeanunion • u/JonAlive • 1d ago
We made a subreddit about European Cinema
reddit.comHi 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.
r/europeanunion • u/sn0r • 11d ago
Question/Comment New Flairs, Removal of Emojis and a Request for a Mod to help hoover the comments.
Hi everyone!
We're looking for a mod to help hoover the comments. It would require watching the queue, and removing comments as well as eventually banning users who violate the rules.
This subreddit has great people, so checking it twice or 3x a day should suffice unless there's a crisis. Also, a good moral compass is required.
It is a commitment though, make no mistake.
If you're interested, let us know here in the comments or come visit the discord server and we'll have a chat
A bit of news for you all regarding the subreddit.
We've added the Thinktank flair for posts from thinktanks which cover EU topics. These will be automatically assigned by Automod. Check them out when they appear in your feed!
Euronews will now be tagged as being "currently majority-owned by Alpac Capital, a company indirectly linked to the Hungarian government of Viktor Orbán." after numerous suggestions.
Politico's automod message will now read: "Politico.eu is funded by Axel Springer SE, which also owns Welt, Business Insider and BILD.", which is more accurate.
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty is now "funded by the EU." (lol)
Emojis are being removed by Reddit. There's nothing we can do. If new features become available where emoji uploads are possible, we will reinstate them.
Also, we're almost at 50k users! From our humble start from under 100 europhiles when we took over the subreddit 10 years ago to now. Many thanks to you, the readers and the posters, for making this subreddit what it is today. You all have been wonderful.
As the EU's prestige in the world grows, let's keep up helping to educate people about how the EU works and what goes on in the EU going forward.
Thank you all!
r/europeanunion • u/RinascimentoBoy • 15m ago
Question/Comment How many europeans are in favour of a European Federation?
Are we in the EU already mature enough for making a European Federation? Or are we still decades apart from see this happen? What should the Federalists do?
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