All Screen articles in 20 May 2010 – Page 5
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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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NewsSpain’s Tornasol Films to make World Cup comedy
The Spanish production company is planning to start shooting this summer.
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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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NewsRanvaud trumpets Brautigan projects
A string or projects based on the American author and his books are in the works.
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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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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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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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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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NewsNTV strikes Gantz deals
The Japanese outfit has closed a raft of territories on Shinsuke Sato’s Gantz.
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Elisa Salinas joins board of Filmax
She has previously produced films including Borderland and Contracorriente.
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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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NewsArts Alliance Media brings Rush to the UK for one night only
The distributor will screen the music doc about Canadian rock band Rush on June 7.
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Reliance MediaWorks expands London offerings
Reliance MediaWorks, the film services arm of India’s Reliance ADA group, has expanded its lab capacity in London so it can handle feature film work.The company, which acquired London-based iLabs UK earlier this year, has also installed a second high-end neg bath and additional facilities, enabling the company to handle ...
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NewsStudioCanal’s Kinowelt unveils first German titles
Kinowelt CEO Wolfgang Braun reveals three local titles including Stefan Ruzowitzky’s Braincopy.
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NewsZam Salim plans Laid Off feature shoot in Scotland
His debut feature, based on his award-winning 2006 short of the same name, will shoot in Glasgow this summer.
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NewsFabrice du Welz stirs up serial killers
The film will be based on the true story of 1940s serial killers Martha beck and Raymond Fernandez.
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Epic soars with Space Dog
The US company has reported packed 3D market screenings of the animiated adventure.