All Screen articles in 23 May 2013

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  • Joss Whedon
    Features

    Joss Whedon, Much Ado About Nothing

    2013-06-03T06:00:00Z

    Ian Sandwell talks to Joss Whedon about his adaptation of the Shakespeare classic Much Ado About Nothing.

  • Michael Kohlhaas
    Reviews

    Michael Kohlhaas

    2013-05-23T22:20:00Z

    Dir: Arnaud des Pallières. France-Germany. 2013. 121mins

  • JIMMY_P_Wild_Bunch
    News

    Mongrel takes four for Canada

    2013-05-23T22:17:00Z

    Hungry Canadian buyer Mongrel Media has snapped up four more films in Cannes, taking the competition trio Jimmy P., Like Father, Like Son and Young And Beautiful as well as Un Certain Regard entry Bastards.

  • Salvo_1
    News

    Salvo wins Cannes Critics’ Week

    2013-05-23T21:41:00Z

    Fabio Grassadonia and Antonio Piazza’s Salvo has won the Grand Prix at the Cannes Film Festival’s 52nd Critics’ Week.

  • Norte, The End Of History
    Reviews

    Norte, The End Of History

    2013-05-23T21:30:00Z

    Dir: Lav Diaz. Philippines 2013. 250mins

  • lovelace
    News

    Lovelace to close East End fest

    2013-05-23T18:30:00Z

    12th edition of the festival, which runs June 25-July 10, to feature 16 world premieres, two European premieres and 28 UK premieres.

  • The_Selfish_Giant_2
    News

    Sundance Selects finds Selfish Giant

    2013-05-23T17:46:00Z

    Sundance Selects has picked up North American rights from Protagonist Pictures to Clio Barnard’s Directors’ Fortnight entry The Selfish Giant starring Conner Chapman, Shaun Thomas and Sean Gilder.

  • Cannes
    News

    Double Dutch closes slew of deals

    2013-05-23T15:00:00Z

    Canada’s Double Dutch International has licensed rights in Cannes to Level 1 Entertainment’s thriller Detour starring Neil Hopkins and Brea Grant, closing deals with IPA Asia Pacific for Japan, Thailand and Vietnam.

  • Nebraska_directed_by_Alexander_Payne
    Reviews

    Nebraska

    2013-05-23T14:59:00Z

    Dir: Alexander Payne. US. 2013. 110mins

  • Alejandro Fadel
    News

    Hubert Bals backs 11 with €100,000

    2013-05-23T14:09:00Z

    Recipients include Argentina’s Alejandro Fadel [pictured].

  • Epic
    Reviews

    Epic

    2013-05-23T14:00:00Z

    Dir: Chris Wedge. US. 2013. 102mins

  • Benedict Cumberbatch
    News

    Cumberbatch to narrate Jerusalem

    2013-05-23T13:57:00Z

    National Geographic Cinema Ventures (NGCV) announced on Thursday [23] that Star Trek Into Darkness star Benedict Cumberbatch will narrate Jerusalem.

  • Jerry Schatzberg
    News

    Schatzberg to attend Karlovy Vary

    2013-05-23T13:42:00Z

    This year’s festival, which runs June 28-July 6, will also host a profile of Kurdish cinema, with up to 15 features or shorts screening.

  • Francois Belot and Alvin Soe
    News

    BelSoe launched in Singapore

    2013-05-23T11:48:00Z

    Company aims to assemble smart financing models that utilise the best of every country in terms of production infrastructures, technology, finance or distribution.

  • On_The_Job_04
    News

    Well Go gets On The Job

    2013-05-23T11:31:00Z

    Well Go USA Entertainment has acquired all North American rights from XYZ Films to Erik Matti’s Director’s Fortnight entry On The Job.

  • Young_And_Beautiful
    News

    Young & Beautiful attracts Sundance Selects

    2013-05-23T11:28:00Z

    Company picks up US rights to François Ozon’s Competition title [pictured].

  • Blue Is The Warmest Colour
    Reviews

    Adele: Chapters 1 & 2

    2013-05-23T10:14:00Z

    Dir: Abdellatif Kechiche. France-Belgium-Spain 2013. 179mins

  • The Golden Cage
    Reviews

    The Golden Cage

    2013-05-23T10:02:00Z

    Dir: Diego Quemada-Diez. Mexico-Spain. 2013. 102mins

  • Cannes (DAY 9)
    News

    Cannes 2013: Screen's dailies

    2013-05-23T06:48:00Z

    Browse all Screen International’s daily magazines from the 66th Cannes Film Festival here.

  • Volker Schlöndorff
    News

    Schlöndorff returning to US

    2013-05-23T06:00:00Z

    EXCLUSIVE: Montauk, which will be loosely based on Max Frisch’s eponymous novel, will also see Schlöndorff [pictured] reunited with the Swiss author’s work for the first time since 1992.