Screen International co-hosted a reception in Toronto with Creative Scotland to celebrate Scotland’s film industry at TIFF.
The event took place at Brassaii on Saturday evening (September 9).
By Screen staff2017-09-11T11:00:00+01:00

Steve Shor, Sonoma Film Festival; Sorrel Guedes, British Film Commission; Craig Weintraub, Long Beach International Film Festival

Paul McGuigan, Director, Barbara Broccoli, Eon Productions

Matt Muller, Screen International; Natalie Usher, Creative Scotland

Tine Klint, Level K; Stine Oppegaard, Norwegian Film Institute; Christian de Schutter, Flanders Image; Wendy Mitchell, British Film Council

Sofia Neves, WestEnd Films; Lucie Braverman, WestEnd Films

Tom Grater, Screen International; Tristan Goligher, The Bureau

Andrea Skinner, BFI; Matthew Reents, British Consulate LA; Brodie Pringle, Creative Scotland

Thierry Wase-Bailey & Henriette Wollmann, Celsius Entertainment; Roy Boulter & Sol Papadopoulos, Hurricane Films


Renee Robinson, Jamaica Film Commission; Christopher Benjamin, Jamaica Film Commission; Nneka Luke, The Trinidad & Tobago Film Company

Scott Benfold, Screen International; Max Pirkis, Embankment; Erika Larson, Plexus
1/11
show captionScreen International co-hosted a reception in Toronto with Creative Scotland to celebrate Scotland’s film industry at TIFF.
The event took place at Brassaii on Saturday evening (September 9).
2026-04-29T07:47:00Z By Ben Dalton
Bookmark this page to keep track of all the latest festival dates.
2026-04-28T20:43:00Z By Jeremy Kay
Charades handled negotiations on behalf of filmmakers.
2026-04-28T15:13:00Z By Ben Dalton
Previews of upcoming work include Pixar’s ‘Gatto’, Netflix’s ‘Ray Gunn’.
2026-04-28T12:00:00Z By Tim Grierson Senior US critic
Young audiences are excited for authentic experiences — good news for venues projecting film from physical prints.
2026-04-24T13:22:00Z By Patrick Frater
The widely spread pattern of recent hit titles across Asia might be seen as evidence the film industry in the region is adjusting and breathing again in the rarified, riskier atmosphere of 2026.
2026-04-24T09:55:00Z By Rebecca Leffler
Pathé targeted two adjacent audiences for its latest revival of legacy comic-book character Marsupilami. Screen discovers how a twin-track approach created France’s biggest box-office hit of the year so far.
Screen International is the essential resource for the international film industry. Subscribe now for monthly editions, awards season weeklies, access to the Screen International archive and supplements including Stars of Tomorrow and World of Locations.
Find out moreSite powered by Webvision Cloud
No comments yet