All Screen articles in 20 May 2010 – Page 2
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NewsFour Lions director Chris Morris gives rare interview
The controversial programme-maker and director will speak “in conversation” with the film’s actors and writers.
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Elisa Salinas joins board of Filmax
She has previously produced films including Borderland and Contracorriente.
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NewsNTV strikes Gantz deals
The Japanese outfit has closed a raft of territories on Shinsuke Sato’s Gantz.
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Scotland screen industry receives £1.3m boost
The investment is part of a long-term strategy to support people and companies working in the local screen industry.
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NewsHidden Agenda kicks off E1 deal with Cuts Throats Nine
A remakes of the classic horror flick, starring Harvey Keitel (pictured), has sold to new outfit Hidden Agenda.
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NewsEpic lures buyers with Zero 2, Luster
Lithuanian crime thriller Zero 2 and Adam Mason’s Luster are garnering interest from buyers in Cannes.
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NewsWild Bunch insists Mikhalkov had final cut on Burnt By The Sun 2
Vincent Maraval hits back at suggestions that company made the cuts without the director’s blessing.
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NewsVandervorst, Koolhoven launch N279
The Dutch producer and Oscar-nominated director will take over the former Isabella Films’ slate and develop new projects.
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NewsAbu-Assad, Begic line up for Istanbul portmanteau
Directors from across the Balkans and Middle East will contribute to the project, which will highlight the city’s cultural influence.
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NewsRanvaud trumpets Brautigan projects
A string or projects based on the American author and his books are in the works.
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NewsJoan Chen sees Red
The Chinese American actress and director has joined Seeing Red, a three-story onimbus featuring tales of female revenge.
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NewsSpain’s Tornasol Films to make World Cup comedy
The Spanish production company is planning to start shooting this summer.
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NewsOdin’s Eye strikes UK deal for Damned By Dawn
The horror flick has also been sold in the Middle East and Indonesia.
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NewsMatch Factory strikes US deal for Honey
The German sales outfit has sold the Berlin Golden Bear winner to Olive Films.
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NewsSynergetic finds its Prodigy
The distributor is planning a February 2011 release for Scott Wildfong’s debut feature.
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NewsKites flies with sales for IM Global
Both the English and original Hindi version of the film have done brisk
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NewsNightmares wakes up for Norwegian Ninja
Celluloid Nightmares will handle international sales on Thomas Cappelen Malling’s action comedy.
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NewsMalick, Coppola could lead strong crop at Venice 2010
Terrence Malick’s The Tree Of Life and Sofia Coppola’s Somewhere are among a raft of strong titles that could be bound for this year’s Venice or Toronto.
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NewsMetrodome, Projector TV sign VOD deal
The independent British distributor will make a selection titles available through the online platform over the next month.
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NewsJapanese release date for The Cove finally confirmed
Distributor Unplugged has been forced to hold press screenings under police guard after protests.