All Screen articles in 25 April 2013 – Page 6
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NewsKiller's Vachon, Koffler talk VOD opportunities
At a masterclass at the RiverRun film festival, Christine Vachon and Pamela Koffler talk about the challenges and opportunities of indie filmmaking today, and how financing something like Happiness might be impossible in 2013.
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CommentThe Arquette family business
Richmond Arquette talks about Sundance award-winner This Is Martin Bonner.
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CommentThe German-Texas connection
Bastian Gunther, the writer-director of Houston, talks about the film’s journey to screen.
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NewsBron, Indigo line up Tumbledown
Bron Studios and Indigo Films are partnering on the rom-com starring Jason Sudeikis and Rose Byrne.
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NewsDavid O Russell named LAFF guest director
Los Angeles Film Festival top brass made the announcement on Friday [19]. Russell will also receive the Spirit Of Independence award during the festival, set to run from Jun 13-23.
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After Earth to open May 31
Sony Pictures executives introduced the film to attendees at CinemaCon this week.
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NewsRGH adds Santa to Cannes slate
RGH Entertainment has begun production on the 3D animation Life And Adventures Of Santa Claus and will represent worldwide rights in Cannes.
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Anchor Bay buys small time
Anchor Bay Films has picked up North American rights to small time starring Christopher Meloni, Bridget Moynahan and Dean Norris
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Iconic gets Deadly Focus
Los Angeles-based Iconic Productions has optioned the horror thriller Deadly Focus.
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NewsAri Folman’s The Congress to open Directors’ Fortnight
Israeli director was last at Cannes in 2008 with Waltz with Bashir.
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NewsMistaken For Strangers opens Tribeca
Tom Berninger doc about The National’s rock tour kicks off festival.
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NewsUniversal UK leashes Top Dog
Universal Pictures UK, part of Universal Pictures International Entertainment - the home entertainment division of NBC Universal – has taken rights to UK crime thriller Top Dog, due to star Leo Gregory.
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NewsStrange Little Cat wins CPH PIX
German film from director Ramon Zürcher wins the top prize at the Copenhagen International Film Festival.
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NewsFrench sales agents lament Alta closure
French sellers ask who will distribute Audiard, Frears, Polanski, Leigh, and Moretti in Spain following news that Alta Films faces closure.
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NewsCurzon hires Fremantle’s Mel Alcock
Mel Alcock has stepped down as CEO, EMEA for FremantleMedia Enterprises to become the new chief operating officer at UK independent cinema group Curzon World.
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FeaturesThierry Fremaux, Cannes Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival artistic director Thierry Fremaux announced the Official Selection for the 66th edition on Thursday (April 18). He talked to ScreenDaily afterwards about the selection, why he doesn’t think micro-budget filmmaking is the way forward and Lars von Trier.
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NewsVon Trier welcome back at Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: Lars von Trier was never declared ‘persona non grata’ forever, says Cannes Film Festival chief Thierry Fremaux
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NewsEureka upping UK theatre presence
EXCLUSIVE: UK distributor Eureka, best known for its Masters Of Cinema DVD releases, is upping its presence in the UK theatrical marketplace.
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NewsGodzilla slated for Dolby Atmos
EXCLUSIVE: Warner Bros. Godzilla and Disney’s Need for Speed are the latest titles to be slated for mixing in Dolby’s immersive audio format Atmos, ScreenDaily has learned.