All Screen articles in 31 October 2013 – Page 2
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NewsGaumont takes on When Animals Dream
EXCLUSIVE: French sales company to unveil teaser and first images of coming-of-age-horror tale.
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NewsTaylor Kitsch joins Umedia’s Exit 147
EXCLUSIVE: Battleship and Friday Night Lights star Taylor Kitsch is attached to star in thriller Exit 147, one of three new films being introduced by Umedia at the AFM.
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NewsBAFTA to host Emma Thompson event
Saving Mr Banks star to talk on stage about her career on stage and screen.
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NewsK5 kicks for Next Goal Wins
EXCLUSIVE: K5 International has boarded documentary feature Next Goal Wins directed by Mike Brett and Steve Jamison.
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NewsScreen unveils 2013 Stars of Tomorrow: Brits in LA
Feature on rising Brits working in Los Angeles spotlights the likes of actor Agyness Deyn, writer Arash Amel, and director Peter Rodger.
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NewsQuantschnigg joins Goldcrest
Former Indomina executive Catherine Quantschnigg has joined sales outfit Goldcrest Films as vp international sales, where she will report to MD Pascal Degove.
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NewsAV enters No Man's Land
EXCLUSIVE: UK sales outfit AV Pictures has picked up world rights to WWI horror script No Man’s Land.
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Showbox makes Divine Move
EXCLUSIVE: Jung Woo-sung stars in Jo Bum-gu’s underground gambling thriller.
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NewsLes Arcs unveils competition titles
Love is the Perfect Crime and The Notebook among competition titles.
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NewsUS-China Summit: 'Trick is finding common ground'
“Please don’t worry, come to China.” That was the message delivered by China Film Co-production Corporation president Zhang Xun [pictured] at the US-China Film Summit in downtown Los Angeles today.
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CommentRocketman blasts off at AFM
Elton John and Tom Hardy came to AFM today for Good Universe’s buyers reception for Rocketman.
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NewsFortissimo bites for Foodies doc
Sweden’s B-Reel produces globetrotting culinary feature documentary.
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NewsYamaguchi to direct live-action Ghost Hunt
EXCLUSIVE: Twins Japan and Kadokawa Shoten have announced the live action version of Ghost Hunt, based on the popular novel and manga series is set to go into production next month.
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NewsPrince William to launch BAFTA initiative
BAFTA announced that Prince William, President of BAFTA, will visit BAFTA headquarters in London on Nov 18 for the launch of a new campaign to support young people from all backgrounds to enter the film, television and games industries.
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NewsTiberius catches Monster, Angelique
German distributor Tiberius Film has acquired German distribution rights to Ryan Gosling’s feature directorial debut How To Catch A Monster, sold by Nick Meyer’s Sierra/Affinity.
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NewsSFFS / KRF grantees announced
The San Francisco Film Society (SFFS) in partnership with the Kenneth Rainin Foundation (KRF) announced nine narrative projects that will receive a total of $425,000 in funding.
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NewsMarcin Janowski joins IFT
International Film Trust (IFT) has appointed Marcin Janowski to the newly created position of head of international marketing and publicity, effective immediately.
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NewsTouch of Sin, Still Life win at ADFF
Actor prizes go to Dame Judi Dench and Jesse Eisenberg; Enough Said, starring the late James Gandolfini, wins audience award.