All Screen articles in 28 July 2011 – Page 4
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NewsTransformers 3 rules North America on $116.4m
A noisy six-day launch saw Paramount’s summer tentpole dominate the North American landscape with an Independence Day weekend record of $97.5m from Friday to Sunday, according to estimates, rising to $116.4m for the four-day weekend and $181.1m counting back to the Jun 29 launch.
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NewsPPI scores record weekend as Transformers 3 earns $220m
Paramount Pictures International reported its biggest opening weekend in history as the third Transformers escapade grossed a confirmed $219.8m overseas.
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NewsLe Havre, In A Better World amongst winners at Filmfest Munchen
Hell and In A Better World also picked up awards at the festival in St Petersberg.
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NewsNitin Sawney to compose score for BFI Hitchcock restoration
Nitin Sawney among talent to compose scores for early Hitchcock restorations
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NewsGlasgow announces Margaret Tait winner, record admissions
Ticket sales increase 12% with festival generating £1.4m for Scotland
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NewsEIFF to reinstate the Michael Powell Award, consider date change
The Edinburgh International Film Festival is advertising for a new “dynamic and innovative” artistic director following criticism of the 2011 edition.
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FeaturesTransformers 3 crushes opposition in UK
Transformers eclipses rivals who struggle with good weather and Wimbledon
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NewsSitges opens with sci-fi Eva, line-up includes Balaguero latest
Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival opens with Kike Maillo’s Eva, starring Daniel Bruhl
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NewsUK distributor Entertainment reveals packed autumn slate
Apollo 18, I Don’t Know How She Does It, Piranha 3DD among acquisitions from TWC.
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NewsNoel Clarke to direct and star in mixed martial arts feature
He has also written the script for the film, which will be in the vein of The Wrestler, The Fighter and Rocky.
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NewsSherry Hormann to direct one of Bernd Eichinger's last screenplays
The US born director of Desert Flower has been picked by producer-distributor Constantin Film to direct Kampusch, one of the last projects which Bernd Eichinger had been working on before his untimely death in January this year.
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NewsSarajevo unveils Panorama programme for 17th edition
Paddy Considine’s Tyrannosaur and John Michael McDonagh’s The Guard are amongst the 25 titles screening in the Panorama programme.
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NewsEuropean Producers Club to partner with Russian Cinema Fund
The partnership aims to promote co-productions between Europe and Russia following Russia’s admission to Eurimages in March this year.
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FeaturesBergman Week, Faro (June 28 - June 3)
Istvan Szabo and Andrei Zvyagintsev were among attendees at the annual celebration of Swedish master Ingmar Bergman