All Europe articles – Page 219
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NewsTrustNordisk boards Kristoffer Borgli’s 'DRIB'
Fiction/documentary hybrid is Norwegian director’s debut feature.
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NewsGuillaume Lirondiere joins Backup Media as COO
Paris-based company’s current slate includes Toronto titles Message From The King and Brimstone.
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NewsSpain picks Almodovar’s 'Julieta' for Oscar race
Romantic drama premiered in competition in Cannes.
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NewsNatalie Portman: 'Jackie' most "dangerous" role of my career
Director Pablo Larrain says Jacqueline Kennedy was a “queen without a throne” following well-received Venice debut.
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NewsJim Jarmusch's Stooges movie, Oasis film sell wide as buyers remain hot for pop docs
EXCLUSIVE: Gimme Danger, Supersonic in-demand for Independent; Thomas Quick doc gets North America deal.
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NewsToronto: TrustNordisk picks up 'The Divine Order'
Petra Volpe’s dramedy is the sales company’s first-ever Swiss film.
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NewsClassics specialist Park Circus launches sales arm
EXCLUSIVE: Former Metrodome executives join UK classics specialist.
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NewsNBC Universal International ups Raftery
Lee Raftery has been promoted to chief marketing officer.
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FeaturesFilm4 director Daniel Battsek: "We will always be led by our filmmakers"
EXCLUSIVE: In his first official interview, Film4’s new chief talks strategy, challenges and striking a balance between UK and US shoots
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NewsToronto: Beta Cinema lineup includes Mijke de Jong drama
EXCLUSIVE: Acquisitions ahead of the festival include Mijke de Jong’s Layla M, which premieres in TIFF’s Platform strand.
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News'Olli Maki' punches into Oscar race for Finland
The boxing drama won the Un Certain Regard award at Cannes this year.
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Reviews'The Untamed': Venice Review
Dir: Amat Escalante. Mexico/Denmark/France/Germany/Norway/Switzerland, 2016. 100 mins
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NewsDon Ranvaud dies at 62
The British journalist, football fanatic and producer died on Sunday night in his hotel room while serving as juror at the Montreal World Film Festival.
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NewsVenice: Mel Gibson talks 'Hacksaw Ridge', Hollywood and faith
Mel Gibson and Andrew Garfield discussed WWII drama following Venice world premiere screening.
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