- Save article
Features“We had very high ambitions”: Magnus von Horn on dark fairytale ‘The Girl With The Needle’
Magnus von Horn tells Screen about finding contemporary relevance in Competition title The Girl With The Needle, inspired by the true story of unspeakable crimes in 19th-century Denmark.
- Save article
FeaturesMagnus von Horn, 'The Here After'
The Sweden-born, Poland-based director talks about his debut feature in Directors Fortnight.
- Save article
NewsNew Europe boards Magnus von Horn’s ‘Sweat’ (exclusive)
It’s the director’s second feature after 2015 Cannes title ’The Here After’.
- Save article
- Save article
NewsMubi scoops Cannes Competition title ‘The Girl With The Needle’
Marks the third Palme d’Or contender secured by the streamer and distributor.
- Save article
NewsCannes title 'The Here After' sells to UK, Korea
Drama about a young man who returns home after serving time in prison, but is not forgiven by the local community, played in Directors’ Fortnight.
- Save article
NewsCronenberg, Lanthimos and Sorrentino among auteurs in Cannes Competition
Further filmmakers in the line-up include Andrea Arnold and Paul Schrader.
- Save article
NewsCurzon jumps on New Europe’s Cannes selection ‘Sweat’ for UK and Ireland (exclusive)
New Europe also closes deals in Australia, Spain, Baltics, ex-Yugoslavia, Hungary, Norway.
- Save article
NewsReykjavik reveals Golden Puffin contenders
The 12 titles include Michael Fassbender-starrer Slow West, Runar Runarsson’s Sparrows and Kosovo’s Oscar submission, Babai.
- Save article
NewsNew Europe closes French deal for Cannes 2020 selection ‘Sweat’ (exclusive)
The film follows a social media influencer who craves true intimacy.
- Home
- News
- Reviews
- Features
- Festivals
- Box Office
‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ hits $760m at global box office after strong hold; Italy’s ‘Buen Camino’ delivers Christmas smash
UK-Ireland box office preview: ‘The Housemaid’, ‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search For SquarePants’ lead festive releases
‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ heats up UK-Ireland box office with £9m opening
- Awards
Nia DaCosta on her gender-flipped adaptation of an Ibsen classic: “Making Hedda mixed-race added layers to her torture”
Ethan Hawke on playing Lorenz Hart in ‘Blue Moon’ and how Philip Seymour Hoffman changed the trajectory of his career
Why Andrea Riseborough was drawn to the characters in ‘Dragonfly’: “They represent a lot of people in this country”
- Subscribe
Subscribe to Screen International
- Monthly print editions
- Awards season weeklies
- Stars of Tomorrow and exclusive supplements
- Over 16 years of archived content
- Global production