All Screen articles in 29 August 2003 – Page 8

  • News

    POLAND

    2003-08-28T00:00:00Z

    Polish directors Andrei Saramonowicz and Tomasz Konecki scored a hit at the Polish box office this week with their new film Cialo (The Body). The film is distributed by SPI and was released on August 22 on 57 prints - a huge number for Poland. Cialo weighed in with ...

  • News

    ITALY

    2003-08-28T00:00:00Z

    Thrillers continue to be hot property at the Italian box office - at least until distributors start unleashing their autumn titles over the next couple of weeks to coincide with some of these films' premiere at the Venice Film Festival (Aug 27- Sep 6).Final Destination 2 grossed a further Euros ...

  • News

    New Zealand set for arthouse exhibition boost

    2003-08-28T00:00:00Z

    US exhibitor Reading Cinemas is to open a local version of its Angelica Film Center in New Zealand's capital Wellington.The Angelika Film Center is an iconic six screen arthouse multiplex in downtown New York.The news comes as Reading's Australian and New Zealand subsidiary prepares to open a new cinema complex ...

  • Reviews

    Anything Else

    2003-08-28T00:00:00Z

    Dir. Woody Allen. US, 2003. 108 min.The prevalent notion that a Woody Allen comedy is just what the doctor ordered for the opening night of a major festival, may take another inauspicious turn after this year's Venice curtain raiser. Not only is the smart wit frayed at the edges and ...

  • News

    'I've stolen from all the great Italian masters,' jokes Allen

    2003-08-28T00:00:00Z

    The 60th Venice International Film Festival kicked off in hot and humid weather on Wednesday night with a black tie opening ceremony attended by a sprinkling of stars, followed by the world premiere of Woody Allen's latest comedy, Anything Else.Stars who sashayed up the giant wooden runway in the shape ...

  • News

    'I've stolen from all the Italian masters,' jokes Allen

    2003-08-28T00:00:00Z

    The 60th Venice International Film Festival kicked off in hot and humid weather on Wednesday night with a black tie opening ceremony attended by a sprinkling of stars, followed by the world premiere of Woody Allen's latest comedy, Anything Else.Stars who sashayed up the giant wooden runway in the shape ...