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NewsJohn Cameron Mitchell on 'How To Talk To Girls At Parties'
Hedwig director talks about adapting Neil Gaimen’s short story in Cannes.
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Interview with John Cameron Mitchell
Director John Cameron Mitchell talks exclusively to Screen International about his new project, which starts shooting in New York on June 1.
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NewsMetrodome acquires Rabbit Hole for UK, Ireland
Metrodome has taken UK and Irish rights to John Cameron Mitchell’s Rabbit Hole, starring Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart.
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NewsLionsgate closes deal to take Toronto premiere Rabbit Hole
Lionsgate has finalised terms with CAA to acquire North American rights to Rabbit Hole following the world premiere in Toronto on Monday [13].
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NewsElle Fanning, Nicole Kidman begin 'How To Talk To Girls At Parties' shoot
“Punks and aliens” feature from director John Cameron Mitchell [pictured] also stars Alex Sharp.
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FeaturesSet Report: 'How To Talk To Girls At Parties'
Director John Cameron Mitchell brings Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman to a seedy east London location for his latest feature, a punk-alien love story. Wendy Mitchell reports from the set
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NewsToronto world premieres to include The Conspirator, Never Let Me Go, Rabbit Hole
TIFF to also premiere new films from Mike Mills, Guillaume Canet, Michael Winterbottom, David Schwimmer.
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NewsNicole Kidman set to join See-Saw's 'Parties'
EXCLUSIVE: Cast rounds on John Cameron Mitchell’s “punks and aliens” feature adapted from a Neil Gaiman story; HanWay boards sales.
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NewsSandra Huller, Fiona Shaw and David Yates among US Academy invitees
Fifty-six percent of the nearly 500 people invited come from outside the US.
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