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NewsDuane Hopkins shooting second feature
George MacKay leads the cast of the character-driven thriller Bypass .
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Toronto Wavelengths, Future Projections include works by Rivers, Weerasethakul, Hopkins, Franco
TIFF’s unveils works in Wavelengths and Future Projections, including James Franco and Gus Van Sant meditation on My Own Private Idaho.
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Frozen River wins Stockholm's Bronze Horse
US director Courtney Hunt left Stockholm with 16lb excess luggage, as her feature debut, Frozen River , was awarded the Bronze Horse - the heavy grand prix - of the 19th Stockholm International Film Festival, which ended on Sunday (Nov 30). The jury chaired over by Finnish veteran producer-director Jorn ...
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Edinburgh closes with Splendor
It may have been a tough year for securing titles and attracting talent but the 57th Edinburgh International Film Festival closed in style on Sunday with the British premiere of Sundance prize-winner American Splendor . Earlier in the day star Paul Giamatti and cartoonist Harvey Pekar, the subject of the ...
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Arab spring film wins at Jihlava
Arab spring compilation wins Jihlava’s main award; Best Czech film for HBO-backed doc
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London Film Festival 2014: full line-up
Browse all the sections of the 58th London Film Festival (Oct 8-18) including the galas, competition titles and individual sections.
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Cannes Buzz: Hot Picks
FROM NORTH AMERICA Mandate International will begin pre-sales on Drew Barrymore's comedy Whip It! starring Ellen Page as a beauty pageant regular who finds her true calling when she joins a female roller-derby team. The slate also includes the animated tale Alpha And Omega starring Justin Long and ...
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Sarajevo festival boasts broad film selection
Films by Julian Schnabel ( Before Night Falls ), Joel Coen ( The Man Who Wasn't There ) and Jafar Panahi ( The Circle ) are among the films screening in the Panorama sidebar of this year's Sarajevo Film Festival which opens on August 17 with an open-air screening ...
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Critics Week favours tough eclectic mix
Ken Loach's 1969 film Kes - which is to be given a special screening - will be the token British film in a wide-ranging Critics Week line-up which includes no other English-language title. The sidebar, which runs 10-18 May and is managed by France's film critics' union, has picked ...
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