Apes lead int'l BO on $54.4m
BOX OFFICE: Fox International declares victory weekend; T4 at $301m in China
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Apes lead int'l BO on $54.4m
BOX OFFICE: Fox International declares victory weekend; T4 at $301m in China
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Comic-Con: Marvel mania grips Hall H
Studio delivers biggest Hollywood panel; Guardians 2 set for 2017
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Guardians Of The Galaxy
REVIEW: A fabulously freewheeling space adventure brimming with action, humour and spectacular special effects
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Film worth $2.7bn to UK broadcasters
Feature films were worth an estimated £1.6bn ($2.7bn) to UK broadcasters in 2013, according to new research by the British Film Institute.
Daldry talks 'Trash' in Motovun
Stephen Daldry also talks about his new Netflix-backed series, his first foray into episodic TV.
HEADLINES
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Matthias Schoenaerts exits Belgica
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Locarno to honour Roman Polanski
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Dutch production scheme backs 34
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Charlie Brooker launches production firm
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Creative Europe to cut budgets
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Dark Valley wins at Puchon
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Apes retains UK box office lead
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Bruce Campbell, James Buckley in Purgatory
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Jane Linfoot's The Incident begins shoot
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Lucy tops North America on $44m
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Number 55 wins at revamped Pula
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Comic-Con D4: WB rules social media
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Comic-Con: Guillermo del Toro thrills
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Comic-Con: Ben Kingsley makes debut
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Comic-Con: Sin City 2 dames talk it up
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Mad Max: Fury Road, Comic Con footage Video
Tom Hardy gets Mad in the first footage from the action reboot.
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Kevin Smith's Tusk, first trailer Video
RADiUS has unleashed the first trailer from Kevin Smith’s upcoming horror release.
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Paddington statues to land in London
London to host 50 ‘life size’ bear statues as StudioCanal launches Paddington trail.
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Nightcrawler trailer Video
“You have to make the money to buy a ticket!” screams Jake Gyllenhaal in Bold Films’ upcoming Toronto world premiere. What on earth can he mean?
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Is boycotting the answer in Israel?
Palestinian directors refused to show their films at the Jerusalem Film Festival last week in protest at Israeli treatment of Palestinians. Is it the right approach?
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Life After Beth: Up in the attic
Ian Sandwell picks the brains of Jeff Baena, Aubrey Plaza and Matthew Gray Gubler to find out more about Life After Beth.
INTERVIEWS
John McNaughton, The Harvest
Ian Sandwell talks to the American director about his first film in over a decade, The Harvest.
Barbara talks Venice line-up
Venice Film Festival artistic director Alberto Barbera discusses the strong French and Italian presence in this year’s line-up, how festivals should be places of research and discovery and the ones that got away.
Luc Besson, Lucy
The French director of La Femme Nikita and Leon: The Professional returns with a new super-female – and in this case it’s no exaggeration. Plus he tells Jeremy Kay why the first meeting with Scarlett Johansson was like two dogs sniffing each other’s butts.
TERRITORY FOCUS
Malta: Treasure island
An improved film rebate and renowned water facilities make Malta a big draw. Melanie Goodfellow reports.
Malta: Buoyant industry
Rebecca Cremona’s Simshar — Malta’s first fully fledged home-grown feature — marks a turning point for the indigenous film-making community. Melanie Goodfellow reports.
SCREENTECH
VFX on Maleficent
Digital Domain’s Kelly Port tells Elbert Wyche how he created technical processes to produce the stellar effects for Disney’s fantasy blockbuster Maleficent.
LipSync Post at 30
LipSync Post celebrates its 30th anniversary this year and has invested in more than 50 feature films. Wendy Mitchell talks to financial director Norman Merry about the company’s flexibility and the diversity of its work.
Schedule 2: stand and deliver
Schedule 2, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary and opened a New York outpost, makes sure films are seen at their very best. Michael Rosser meets Rebecca Hawkes, chief of the ‘technical police’.
IMAX: big and bigger
IMAX is set for a huge summer, continuing its global expansion. Wendy Mitchell talks to company executives Andrew Cripps and Greg Foster.
ScreenTech: Laser technology
A better 3D experience and cheaper running costs bode well for laser projection’s success, but are its benefits enough to encourage mainstream theatres to make the investment? John Hazelton reports.
ScreenTech: Sound investments
With the dust barely settled on digital switchover, exhibitors have begun investing in new audio technology to further differentiate their offer from home cinema. Adrian Pennington reports
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Roundtable: Tapping into talent
Industry experts gathered at a Creative England, British Council and Screen International roundtable in Cannes to discuss ways to support new film-making talent. Andreas Wiseman recaps the key discussion points.
SET REPORT
Set report: Yakuza Apocalypse
Japan’s Takashi Miike returns to his action roots with a suitably off the wall gangster-vampire story, Yakuza Apocalypse. Jason Gray visits the set.
STARS OF TOMORROW
Screen unveils 2014 UK Stars of Tomorrow
Screen International is today unveiling its 2014 UK Stars of Tomorrow, profiling rising actors, writers, directors, producers and heads of department.
DIGITAL EDITIONS
Jerusalem 2014: Screen's dailies
Download Screen International’s daily magazine from the 31st Jesusalem Film Festival here.
Apes, Purge 2 top UK buzz
The Purge: Anarchy generated strong buzz ahead of this weekend’s release but Dawn of the Planet of the Apes remains king of the swingers.
Apes retains UK box office lead
Fox’s sequel retains top spot with $6.4m (£3.8m) second weekend; Paramount’s Hercules muscles in with $2.46m (£1.45m).
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