All Comment articles – Page 31
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CommentCannes unveils 2014 poster
Cannes hits another poster home-run with an achingly cool shot of Marcello Mastroianni for its 67th edition.
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CommentTucking into The Lunchbox
The tastes and aromas of Indian cuisine were offered to cinemagoers to mark the UK release of Ritesh Batra’s The Lunchbox.
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CommentMIPTV highlights film-TV synergies
The synergies between the film and TV industries were alive and well at this year’s MIPTV.
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CommentElstree unearths snow from The Shining
Clearance work at Elstree Studios finds fake snow from the horror classic.
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CommentHow Imax can help Interstellar
There was an air of quiet optimism among theatre owners at CinemaCon last week, writes Jeremy Kay.
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CommentCrouch End gets cinematic
For any film lover, is there any better feeling than a shiny new independent cinema opening in your neighbourhood?
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CommentFilling Tessa Ross's big shoes
As the film industry loses Tessa Ross to the theatre world, Channel 4 has to be very careful in its hires, Wendy Mitchell argues.
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CommentAssuming the Throne...
UK’s offering at AFCI Locations show includes throne from Game of Thrones.
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CommentOoh Ah Cantona?
Sixteen Films makes shock bid for Eric Cantona as teams finalise FIFE rosters.
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CommentIn celebration of African cinema
Nana Ocran, lead researcher on June Givanni’s Pan African Cinema Archive, reflects on the history and heritage of African cinema in the UK, around the African diaspora and on the African continent itself.
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CommentFox unleashes X-Men: DOFP trailer
Uh-oh Michael Fassbender is back in the helmet, flicking puny humans into the air. Ian McKellen pouts knowingly. Hugh Jackman is angry again. It can only be X-Men: Days Of Future Past.
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CommentUK needs to serve changing audiences
Lord Puttnam, President of Film Distributors’ Association (FDA) in the UK, looks at the big changes happening in the film value chain.
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CommentCartagena: the best festival you’ve never been to?
After my second visit in as many years to the Cartagena Film Festival, I’m convinced this is a festival on the rise.
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CommentIndia at a crossroads
This year’s FICCI Frames conference in Mumbai (March 12-14) was dominated by India’s upcoming general elections.
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CommentA new side of Colombia
Cartagena world premiere Manos Sucias shows a different side to the Colombian drug trade.
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CommentAuto enrolment - an issue that cannot be ignored
Auto enrolment into a pension scheme create particular issues for the film industry.
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CommentHouse of Cards hits French screens... finally
French viewers were finally given the chance to watch the return of political thriller starring Kevin Spacey - after virtually every other key territory on the map.
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CommentMark Cousins: documentary poster boy
Documentary director Mark Cousins and distributor Dogwoof threw a workshop for youngsters based around feature A Story of Children and Film.
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CommentClio Barnard talks early works
The British director of The Arbor and The Selfish Giant revisited earlier short films and discussed their influence on her features.
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CommentWhy the UK is missing out on co-production
In a guest column, ACE head Simon Perry argues that the UK is missing out on co-production prospects.