All Features articles – Page 363
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FeaturesWorkshop of the world
Renowned for its facilities, locations and film-making skill, New Zealand is a major international draw. And its inward investment success is benefiting local production. Sandy George reports
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FeaturesTaking the bait
Studio shoots may have slowed but Australia’s hot film-making talent and incentives are ensuring the territory is a sought-after international partner. By Sandy George
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FeaturesBuying American
The enduring strength of the independent sector will be a source of comfort at a time when genuine star-driven projects are thin on the ground. Jeremy Kay reports
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FeaturesChris McGurk
The chairman and CEO of Cinedigm Entertainment Group tells Jeremy Kay about helping exhibitors fill empty seats.
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FeaturesRick Carter
An interview with the Oscar-winning production designer from newly published book Production Design.
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FeaturesThe Quiet Ones
John Pogue’s supernatural thriller The Quiet Ones, starring Jared Harris, Sam Claflin and newcomer Olivia Cooke, is inspired by a real 1970s poltergeist experiment. Wendy Mitchell visits the set of Hammer’s latest spooky production.
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FeaturesAFM buzz: UK sellers
High-profile titles include Imagine starring Al Pacino, Roger Michell’s new rom-com, and a Nelson Mandela biopic. Andreas Wiseman reports.
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FeaturesAFM buzz: US sellers
New titles include Martin Scorsese’s The Wolf Of Wall Street and Panorama’s The Voices. Jeremy Kay reports.
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FeaturesViennale - Vienna International Film Festival
Images from the first weekend of the festival, which runs to Nov 7.
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FeaturesOn the horizon
The latest project from the producers of The King’s Speech and a sequel to Wolf Creek are among the enticing new films from Australia and New Zealand. By Sandy George
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FeaturesThrough the window
Recent VoD releases in the US have underlined the potential of shrinking release windows for independent distributors. Geoffrey Macnab explores the UK market, where excitement about multiplatform releasing is tempered by a wariness of alienating exhibitors.
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FeaturesIan Lewis, Sky Movies
As it moves into production, Screen talks to Sky Movies head Ian Lewis about the company’s varied innovations.
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FeaturesMore photos from the 56th BFI London Film Festival
Photos from the final six days of the 56th BFI London Film Festival, which closed last night (Oct 21) with the European premiere of Great Expectations.
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FeaturesAlex Gibney
Screen talks to Oscar-winning documentary maker Alex Gibney about new film Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God, about paedophilia in the Catholic Church, which yesterday picked up the Best Documentary prize at the London Film Festival.
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FeaturesMore pictures from the 2012 Abu Dhabi Film Festival
Another slideshow from the second half of the ADFF, including the Black Pearl Awards ceremony.
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FeaturesThe Tokyo connection
Celebrating its 25th edition in 2012, the Tokyo International Film Festival (Oct 20-28) has become a major launchpad into Japan and a source of films for local distributors.
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FeaturesMostofa S. Farooki
Bangladeshi filmmaker Mostofa S. Farooki’s Television received a warm response when it screened as the closing film of the Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) last week.
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FeaturesAnnemarie Jacir
The Palestinian filmmaker talks about the refugee stories in When I Saw You.
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FeaturesBFI London Film Festival slideshow
Photos from the first six days of the 56th BFI London Film Festival, which runs to Oct 21.