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All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 1290
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NewsLeading Korean cinema chains CJ CGV, Lotte reject ‘Trolls World Tour’
Universal Pictures plans to release the animation day-and-date in theatres and on VoD in Korea on April 29.
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NewsFestival Scope, Shift72 join forces as online film festivals proliferate
Paris-based festival platform specialist and online streaming expert sign exclusive deal.
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News“Urgent action” to save film and TV sector demanded by 51 European media outfits
Plea for immediate financial support made to EU and Member State decision-makers.
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NewsNetflix helps kickstart French Covid-19 film and TV workers emergency relief fund
Streaming giant has made similar donations in UK and Italy.
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NewsUPI France chief Xavier Albert talks complexity of releasing under lockdown
French branch of UPI is set to break French theatrical window with The Invisible Man, 1917, Queen & Slim and Dolittle.
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FeaturesMy Working From Home Life: augenschein Filmproduktion’s Jonas Katzenstein
“We are taking the time out to rethink some of the more complex scenes.”
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News‘The Truth’ holds Curzon Home Cinema lead; BFI Player, MUBI reveal latest viewing data
Curzon has reshuffled its releases to strengthen its streaming schedule.
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NewsSeries Mania chief Laurence Herszberg assesses challenging 2020 digital edition
Online platform replaced industry component of French TV festival which was cancelled due to Covid-19.
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FeaturesWhy Reggie Yates won’t let a mid-shoot shutdown kill the vibe on his directorial debut ‘Pirates’
The film shows three friends driving from North to South London on New Year’s Eve 1999 for a party.
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NewsUK’s Covid-19 Film and TV Emergency Relief Fund launches as 93% of freelancers now out of work
BFI to contribute £500,000 of National Lottery funding; Netflix previously donated £1m.
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NewsAnnecy Film Fesival and Market cancels 2020 edition; online version planned
It will announce an Official Selection for online on April 15.
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NewsSan Sebastian, Cinelatino Rencontres de Toulouse end Films in Progress partnership
Initiative supported works by Ciro Guerra, Pablo Larrain, Amat Escalante, Sebastian Lelio.
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NewsPamela Abdy named president of MGM motion picture group
Former New Regency production head reports to MGM film group chairman Mike De Luca.
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NewsUniversal bumps M Night Shyamalan thriller as ‘Nobody’ moves to 2021
Hardcore Henry director Ilya Naishuller directs Nobody.
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NewsNATPE moves back key events in Budapest, Los Angeles
Rescheduling amid pandemic follows cancellation of LA Screenings Independents, LA Screenings.
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NewsScreenPlus, Vista Group partner on exhibitor VOD product
ScreenPlus previous clients include SXSW and CPH:DOX.
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NewsStarlight Media, Lion Forge Animation Studio form alliance
Journey To The West adaptation, coronavirus short are first two projects announced.
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News‘Chernobyl’ costume makers to donate face masks to coronavirus effort
Spain’s Peris Costumes is also making more stock to help key workers.
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NewsEdinburgh TV festival switches to online-only for 2020 edition
Freelancers will be offered free access to the digital event.
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NewsMelbourne Film Festival cancels 2020 edition and industry platform
The 69th edition of the festival was due to run in August.