All Comment articles – Page 57
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CommentAmerican invasion
The strange sensation of being inundated with American indies in the heart of Europe.
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CommentMission Accomplished
Screen went down to London’s BFI IMAX to check out some early footage of Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol
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CommentEnding all Expectations
Dickens purists should look away now - David Nicholls has revealed that he has written an alternative ending for his forthcoming adaptation of Great Expectations.
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CommentUIP: The comeback?
The dramatic reorganization of Paramount Pictures International, which will see 80 people lose their jobs in the UK, raises big questions for all the studios’ international businesses.
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CommentWriter's block
Attending the premiere of your first feature is almost as terrifying as skiing off a cliff, according to screenplay writer Chris Grezo, who co-wrote the script for new British comedy How To Stop Being A Loser starring Richard E Grant.
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CommentThe Tate Modern of cinemas?
The attic bar of the new Hackney Picturehouse was packed to the rafters last night for the cinema’s opening party.
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CommentA thrilling talent to watch
Iceland-born, London-based filmmaker Borkur Sigthorsson brings his accomplished thriller Come To Harm to Encounters.
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CommentIn the mix for Best Picture
A loose consensus is forming around a core of titles in the Best Picture race.
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CommentMeryl's wardrobe malfunction and more fun in honour of Vanessa Redgrave
Who would have thought the AMPAS tribute to Vanessa Redgrave in London last night would turn a little saucy?
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CommentSailing to Success
Beautifully shot and with a star performance from John Hurt, Elfar Adalsteins’ short film Sailcloth could be sailing its way to the Oscars.
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CommentShort but sweet
The Virgin Media Shorts Awards ceremony at the BFI was a star studded affair.
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CommentIs Downtown LA the wrong move for AFM?
The possible move to a new part of Los Angeles in 2013 has met with early resistance, but it could be a great way to freshen up the market.
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CommentChristmas..already?
Arthur Christmas voice stars Bill Nighy and Ashley Jensen were in London last night to turn on the Regent Street Christmas lights.
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CommentDogs on Film
Only at the annual Fido awards would you see a Bond girl sitting next to a Jack Russell.
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CommentThe Market Vs The Movie
Sales agents and financiers have never been more conservative in their demands for cast, script and budget changes. It’s a complicated problem for film-makers striving to keep their project’s integrity intact.
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CommentMore than 50/50 chance of success
The Men’s health charity Movember is getting behind Jonathan Levine’s “cancer comedy” 50/50 which is being released in the UK on Nov 25.
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Comment#hebronrules
Last night was not only the climax of this year’s BFI London Film Festival, it was also the last time outgoing artistic director, Sandra Hebron, would come onto the stage to introduce a film.