All Screen articles in 16 October 2009

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    News

    Tinker Tailor in control for second week on £2.1m ($3.3m) in UK

    2011-09-27T09:42:00Z

    StudioCanal records its biggest-ever UK haul as Tinker Tailor overtakes Unknown’s £6.5m ($10.1m).

  • Cold Souls
    Features

    Security screen

    2010-10-27T17:09:00Z

    The revenues from a pay-TV deal can give US independent distributors a secure revenue stream ­ but such deals are hard to come by, with broadcasters wary of titles without built-in audience awareness. John Hazelton reports

  • Spartacus
    Features

    Paying the way

    2010-10-27T16:53:00Z

    The revenues from the pay-TV sector have helped buoy the film business in recent years. But does the increasing popularity of original programming mean costly film product is losing its appeal for broadcasters? On the eve of Mipcom (Oct 4-8) John Hazelton reports on the US picture

  • Armadillo
    News

    European Film Awards unveils doc award nominees

    2010-10-27T15:08:00Z

    Three documentaries have been shortlisted for the European Film Academy Prix Arte award.

  • Features

    Comedown

    2009-11-19T10:54:00Z

    Urban horror about six teenagers who become the target of a local psychopath after setting up a pirate radio station aerial in the condemned tower block where he lives.

  • Features

    Tracker

    2009-11-13T15:33:00Z

    Action thriller about an ex-Boer war guerrilla who is tasked with capturing a Maori seafarer accused of killing a British soldier.

  • Features

    Attack The Block

    2009-11-13T14:53:00Z

    A gang of South London teenagers defend their tower block against an alien attack. 

  • Features

    Paul

    2009-11-13T14:48:00Z

    two sci-fi geeks embark on a road trip to the centre of America’s UFO heartland: Nevada’s Area 51 and encounter a fugitive alien called Paul

  • Features

    Red Dog

    2009-11-02T14:33:00Z

     A stray dog changes the lives of a disparate group of locals living in a rough-and-tumble outback Australian mining town, and helps them create a community.

  • Features

    The Cup

    2009-11-02T14:31:00Z

    A young jockey who loses his only brother in a tragic racing accident just days before Australia’s iconic Melbourne Cup in 2002, suffers through a series of discouraging defeats only to triumph in one of the most thrilling sporting finales ever.

  • Ray Winstone
    News

    Ray Winstone and Temuera Morrison join thriller Tracker

    2009-10-23T00:01:00Z

    Ray Winstone and Temuera Morrison will star in manhunt thriller Tracker, which starts shooting next week in New Zealand.

  • Niko & The Way To The Stars
    News

    EFA announces nominees for best animated feature

    2009-10-22T12:32:00Z

    The European Film Academy has announced the three nominations for its Animated Feature Film Award, to be presented at the 22nd European Film Awards on December 12 in Germany.

  • Power to the Pixel London Forum
    Features

    Empowering Audiences is Cross-Media Mission

    2009-10-22T09:55:00Z

    Michael Gubbins looks at some of the main conference themes discussed at the Power to the Pixel London Forum.

  • Pinewood expansion plans
    News

    Pinewood's $327m expansion plans rejected

    2009-10-22T09:47:00Z

    Pinewood Studios’ plans for a major $327m (£198m) expansion of its UK site have been rejected by the local council.

  • Pierre-Ange Le Pogam
    News

    Pierre-Ange Le Pogam addresses Production Finance Market

    2009-10-21T17:43:00Z

    Veteran French producer and co-founder of EuropaCorp, Pierre-Ange Le Pogam made a rare UK appearance today to give the key note address at the 3rd Production Finance Market today (October 21).

  • Precious: Based On The Novel Push By Sapphire
    News

    Precious to open 20th Stockholm film festival

    2009-10-21T17:00:00Z

    Lee Daniel’s Precious: Based On The Novel Push By Sapphire will open the 20th Stockholm International Film Festival, which runs November 18 - 29.

  • Antichrist
    News

    Antichrist wins Nordic Council Film Prize

    2009-10-21T16:26:00Z

    Lars Von Trier’s controversial feature Antichrist has won this year’s Nordic Council Film Prize

  • Prague
    News

    Czech film incentive approved by local government

    2009-10-21T15:11:00Z

    The Czech government has approved a 20% tax rebate for productions shooting in the country.

  • White Lightnin’
    News

    F&ME and Dominic Murphy reveal new projects

    2009-10-21T13:11:00Z

    Film and Music Entertainment and director Dominic Murphy have added Iain M Banks’ adaptation A Gift From The Culture and an untitled Bronte project to their slate of films.

  • Monica Bellucci
    News

    Monica Bellucci, Vanessa Redgrave, David Strathairn join The Whistleblower

    2009-10-21T09:49:00Z

    Vanessa Redgrave, Monica Bellucci and David Strathairn have been cast alongside lead Rachel Weisz in Larysa Kondracki’s The Whistleblower, a Canada-Germany co-production.