Dec 16, 2025 11:54pm PT Agnieszka Holland, Director of ‘Europa, Europa,’ Set to Receive the Göteborg Festival’s Honorary Award By John Hopewell Plus Icon John Hopewell Chief International Correspondent john_hopewell Latest Cinephobia Releasing Takes North America on LGBT Dramedy ‘The Divine Tragedy,’ Directed by ‘Four Moons’ Sergio Tovar Velarde (EXCLUSIVE) 15 hours ago Laura Fernández Espeso Leaves Grup Mediapro 2 days ago ‘Sundays,’ Director Alauda Ruiz de Azúa’s San Sebastián Best Film Winner, Closes Half the World With Early Sales for Le Pacte (EXCLUSIVE) 2 days ago See All Agnieszka Holland Courtesy of the Göteborg Film Festival In a year when the Göteborg Film Festival will highlight the importance of truth, it will give its international Honorary Dragon Award to a director who has been doing that all her long, storied and multi-prized career: Poland’s Agnieszka Holland. One of European cinema’s greats, Holland will present “Franz,” her non-bio, non-hagiographic but playful takes on the Czech writer, his life, inspirations and impact down to this day, where he is now part of Prague’s tourist industry. Related Stories Netflix Mobile Game 'Best Guess Live' Launches Tonight: How to Play and Win $15,000 David Zaslav Could Become a Billionaire if Warner Bros.
