All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 1065
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NewsSpain announces milestone $1.9bn audiovisual sector investment plan
Pedro Sánchez targets “sustainable, richer and more fruitful ecosystem”.
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NewsCPH:DOX extends dates as Danish cinemas ready May 6 reopening
Festival’s industry activities will still take place online frmo April 23-30.
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NewsVilnius expands selection for 2021 industry forum
Titles are split between Coming Soon and Industry Screenings.
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FeaturesDirector Anthony Chen talks difficult but fruitful pandemic year in London
Chen unveiled his new project We Are All Strangers at the Berlinale Co-Production Market in early March.
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News‘Provision’ starring Letitia Wright and Josh O’Connor, among latest Screen Ireland funding recipients
Animated Roddy Doyle adaptation and a feelgood-feature starring Olivia Colman also secure backing.
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NewsMGM/Miramax's ‘Wrath Of Man’, Lionsgate’s ‘Spiral’ move up after 'Black Widow' vacates May
Moves comes after Disney pushed Black Widow into July.
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NewsWide Management posts raft of EFM sales (exclusive)
Paris-based company’s documentary arm Wide House also achieved deals on Hot Docs title Bloom Up.
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NewsBaby Cow confirms Sarah Monteith as CEO, adds COO from Universal
Asha Amster is tasked with boosting the company’s online content offering.
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NewsBafta unveils hosts, formats for 2021 film awards ceremonies
Two shows will be broadcast on the BBC on successive nights.
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FeaturesHow many UK filmmakers and execs can still access Creative Europe’s training programmes?
A group of European training organisations are hoping there will be flexibility in the number of UK participants they can accept.
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FeaturesComment: Why buyers should look beyond festival prizes
The journey to the Academy Awards’ shortlist for Quo Vadis, Aida? was not easy, and poses questions.
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NewsWomen directors account for nearly half of 2021 online Hot Docs line-up
Programmers selected 219 films from 2,300 submissions.
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Reviews‘Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway’: Review
Beatrix Potter’s bunny hops back into cinemas after a year’s delay at a fast and furious pace
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NewsTom Petty doc, ‘The Fallout’ among SXSW audience award winners
Winners include Language Lessons, Who We Are: A Chronicle Of Racism In America.
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NewsDisney pushes ‘Black Widow’ to July theatrical-digital release in markets with Disney+
The King’s Man moves to December, Death On The Nile heads into 2022.
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NewsNew Zealand film festival delays 2021 edition from July to October
Upcoming festival dates shifted from July to October.
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NewsFocus Features takes world on Timur Bekmambetov ISIS thriller ‘Profile’
Thriller inspired by2015 non-fiction French bestseller In The Skin Of A Jihadist.
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NewsSeattle International Film Festival unveils works in progress forum participants (exclusive)
Sessions will not be geoblocked and run April 15-16.
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NewsReopening of German cinemas on pause but regional pilot projects give hope
Individual states may be allowed to open venues with strict testing measures and capacity limits.
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FeaturesHow an experimental process created the sensation of hearing loss for 'Sound Of Metal'
Sound designer Nicolas Becker on the experimental processes used to get into the head of a drummer losing his hearing in ’Sound Of Metal’.