All Comment articles – Page 48
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CommentBringing Graham Chapman back to life
Ben Timlett of Bill and Ben Productions talks about two very different projects: the dark comedic animated autobiography of a late Python, and a family film about football legend Matt Busby.
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CommentHarmony Korine brings spring break style to Toronto
Filmmaker says he wanted to “make a movie that was like candy.”
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CommentSoho House moves out... but AMC and Virgin Mobile move in
2012 brings a new series of exclusive parties at the Storys building in Toronto.
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CommentLunch in the Air, and the Streets of Toronto
As the subject of a documentary premiere, as well as a mobile sculpture display and a public re-enactment, the iconic photograph Lunch atop a Skyscraper is being brought to life this year at TIFF.
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CommentRomancing the romcom
Kudos to Susanne Bier’s Love Is All You Need for reminding the world that romantic comedies don’t have to be embarrassing.
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CommentEXCLUSIVE trailer for Rowan Athale's Toronto and LFF entry Wasteland
Exclusive trailer for 2011 Screen Star of Tomorrow Rowan Athale’s thriller Wasteland, starring Luke Treadaway, Matthew Lewis, Timothy Spall and Neil Maskell.
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CommentCurtain call
Producer Paul Webster talks about Joe Wright’s Anna Karenina at a special Q&A in London.
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CommentYou're nicked
The Sweeney cast and director Nick Love talk about toy guns, The Wire and sushi.
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CommentSusanne Bier on 'the beauty of romantic comedy'
Cancer-themed movies tend to be grueling and very heavy affairs. Oscar winning Danish director Susanne Bier’s crowdpleaser Love Is All You Need is surely one of the only forays into the genre that can be labeled a romantic comedy.
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CommentTour de Cinemas
Binns bikes for charity with the Picturehouse Cinemas team planning 1,270 miles of cycling.
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Comment'The best times are yet to come...'
Screen checks out the autumn theatrical schedule at the FDA Autumn Preview Show.
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CommentFun and games
The qualifying heats for the Oscars have begun with Venice and Toronto selections.
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CommentSharp shooters
Screen speaks to James Nunn and Ronnie Thompson, directors of Tower Block which received its world premiere as this year’s FrightFest closer.
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CommentVamping it up
Screen takes a look at exclusive footage of Neil Jordan’s Byzantium, showcased during day two of FrightFest.
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Comment'aving a Bubble
FrightFest day one brings the laughs with the world premiere of Cockneys Vs. Zombies.
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CommentSeason well
Screen chats to make up and special effects designer Paul Hyett about his directorial debut The Seasoning House, which opens FrightFest on Thursday (23).
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CommentSpecial delivery DVD
When Danish actress-writer-director Anne-Grethe Bjarup Riis’ feature debut, This Life (aka The Hvidsten Group/Hvidsten-Gruppen) is released on DVD on Aug 20, the first disc will arrive at the Hvidsten Inn near Randers in Jutland by … parachute.
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