All Features articles – Page 373
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FeaturesMartin Carr and Neil Thompson, Formosa Films
The producers talk about their EIS experiences and their busy slate.
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FeaturesEstonia celebrates 100 years of film history
With a centenary of cinema to celebrate, Estonia used April 30 to recognise the achievements of some its most venerated stars and directors.
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FeaturesSpike Island
Screen visits the set of Mat Whitecross’ Stone Roses-inspired coming-of-age film.
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FeaturesRoundtable: The Age of the Entrepeneur
Screen International, in assocation with Creative Skillset, last week hosted an industry roundtable to consider the key issues for the future of the UK film business in the digital landscape.
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FeaturesClifford Werber, Fluent Entertainment
The Fox and Warner Bros veteran talks about a studio-aligned equity finance model for local-language films.
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FeaturesFilm Industry Five-A-Side Football Event, Millwall Football Stadium
Ralf Little’s Provenance Films swept to victory for the third consective year at the annual film industry five-a-side event at Millwall.
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Canadian Academy merges Genie, Gemini awards show
The Academy Of Canadian Cinema & Television (ACCT) said on Tuesday (May 1) it was merging its film, television and digital media awards into a single gala event on Mar 3, 2013. Separetly the ACCT named Helga Stephenson CEO.
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FeaturesLola Awards, Germany
Germany’s awards including winners from Stopped On Track and Anonymous.
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FeaturesSundance London
The inaugural Sundance London Film and Music Festival (April 26-29) presented 27 films and 17 musical performances at London’s O2.
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FeaturesBritish Film Commission party, Tribeca Film Festival
The BFC hosted its annual Tribeca party on Tuesday 24 April, attended by industry and festival winners.
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FeaturesFred Schepisi
The New York- and Melbourne-based director talks about The Eye of The Storm, his first Australian film in 22 years.
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FeaturesChinese delegation visits Pinewood
Li Changchun, member of the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China, came with other senior officials from the Chinese government and Embassy to tour the UK’s Pinewood Studios on April 17.
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FeaturesFrench presidential candidates woo cinema world
France goes to the polls this Sunday for the first round of presidential elections. In a campaign dominated by the economy,immigration and unemployment, candidates have also found time to court the cinema world too.
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FeaturesDonald Rice
The writer-director talks about his Tribeca-bound feature directorial debut, Cheerful Weather For The Wedding.
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FeaturesPaul Webster
The veteran UK producer talks about Salmon Fishing In The Yemen’s audience appeal; Jason Statham’s new side in Hummingbird; and Joe Wright’s inventive take on Anna Karenina.
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FeaturesTribeca goes for deeper exploration
The revamped programming team of Geoffrey Gilmore, Genna Terranova and new addition Frederic Boyer builds an exciting line-up for the Tribeca Film Festival’s 11th year.
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FeaturesTurnaround story
After the premium VoD controversy at last year’s CinemaCon, exhibitors are ready to talk about other hot topics including 2012’s improved box office, digital virtual print fees and the ongoing fight against piracy.
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FeaturesNew Asian site
See all of Screen’s latest Asia-Pacific news, reviews, box-office analysis, interviews and features.
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FeaturesFirst among sequels
How did the top international territories fare at the box office in 2011? Ian Sandwell looks at Harry Potter’s dominance, local hits and trends in 3D