All Screen articles in December 4 2015 – Page 3
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NewsAFI DOCS teams up for funding programme
Four documentary projects that screened at AFI DOCS 2015 film festival in Washington DC have been chosen to receive funding from the new AFI DOCS/NBCUniversal Impact Grants.
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NewsFour Biennale College titles progress to production
The four micro-budget projects will be presented at the 73rd Venice International Film Festival in 2016.
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NewsLATR announces screenplay competition results
Edgar Arturo Beltran Sandoval has been unveiled as the winner in Ventana Sur.
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NewsStudiocanal takes ‘Worry Dolls’ for UK
Padraig Reynolds’ second feature will be released in Q3 2016.
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NewseOne UK predicts biggest year in 2016
Indie giant talks slate and strategy as it predicts bounce-back year.
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NewsUS Briefs: Kevin Spacey joins MasterClass online teaching platform
Plus: Chile to be Focus 2016’s guest of honour at Visions du Réel; Jennifer Garner boards drama Wakefield; Well Go USA, Wolfe Releasing announce new acquisitions.
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NewsSeamus Harahan wins Film London's Jarman Award
The Belfast-based artist receives a $15,000 prize and a Channel 4 short-form commission.
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NewsDanny Boyle: Facebook, Apple are “beyond governments”
In an interview with Screen, the Steve Jobs director warns that technology giants need to be accountable or there will be a “price to pay”.
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News'Sherpa' gets UK theatrical release
The LFF award-winner will be released in UK cinemas on December 18.
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NewsBlack Nights winner donates prize money to festival
The producers of The Throne have returned their $10,600 prize, citing a desire to help the festival’s growth.
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NewsSpielberg: No one will replace Harrison Ford as Indiana Jones
EXCLUSIVE: Director also talks about his enduring passion for celluloid over digital.
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NewsTerence Davies’ 'A Quiet Passion' gets UK deal
EXCLUSIVE: Metrodome reteams with Sunset Song director on Emily Dickinson biopic.
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NewsUS Briefs: Sundance, Women In Film LA set gender parity agenda
A two-day meeting of entertainment leaders hosted by Sundance Institute and Women In Film Los Angeles has come up with four key ‘conversation strategies’ to solve gender disparity in Hollywood.
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NewsVentana Sur: LatAm genre directors on piracy, Hollywood and Netflix
An innovative way of tackling piracy in Peru was among the topics up for discussion at a panel hosted by Ventana Sur genre sidebar Blood Window on Wednesday.
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NewsOscars: 15 documentaries make shortlist
Amy, Cartel Land, Where To Invade Next and Best of Enemies have made it on to the Academy Award documentary shortlist from a pool of 124 submissions.
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NewsParamount sets digital release for 'Scouts', 'Paranormal'
The studio has set the digital release dates for its first two films under a previously announced experimental distribution strategy.
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NewsNBR names ‘Mad Max’ best film of 2015
Spotlight, Carol shut out by National Board Of Review. Son Of Saul named best foreign-language film.
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FeaturesDoing business in Mexico: trade and export guide
Mexico is the world’s 15th largest economy, according to the International Monetary Fund. World Bank analysts predict that Mexico’s economy will be the world’s fifth largest by 2050.
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NewsInaugural Ventana Caribe kicks off in Buenos Aires
Caribbean filmmakers pitched a quartet of distinct projects at the first joint venture between Ventana Sur, the Trinidad + Tobago Film Festival (ttff) and the Caribbean Film Mart on Tuesday.