All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 131
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Reviews‘Teki Cometh’: Tokyo Review
A retired university professor faces an unseen enemy in this frighteningly-effective drama from Japan
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NewsBlue Fox acquires Tallinn Black Nights selection ‘This Too Shall Pass’ for AFM sales (exclusive)
Screening scheduled for Rob Grant tale of Mormon teen who escapes to Canada for weekend getaway.
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NewsAFM sells out exhibition space, unveils fireside chats, panels on social impact, ‘Terrifier 3’ success
Inaugural Las Vegas edition runs November 5-10 at Palms Casino Resort.
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Reviews’Barbara Morgenstern: Doing It For Love’: DOK Leipzig Review
Niche documentary follows German electro-pop musician Barbara Morgenstern as she creates her new album
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NewsFormer top exhibition sector lobbyists unveil digital marketplace to boost theatrical supply
In collaboration with Vista Group, alpha phase of Attend platform in US planned for Q1 2025.
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News“It’s a tough and uneven competition”: Egyptian producer Mohamed Hefzy on the challenges facing Arab cinema
Hefzy, producer of Egyptian Oscar submission Flight 404, was speaking at the El Gouna Film Festival
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NewsHungarian 30% film tax incentive extended for six more years
Hungary has reached $910m annual film production spend.
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NewsUK autumn budget confirms VFX tax relief uplift, generative AI exclusion dropped
A 40% relief in business rates for retail, hospitality and leisure has also been set.
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NewsCast of ‘Sing Sing’ to receive 2024 Gotham Social Justice Tribute
Colman Domingo stars as wrongfully convicted man who finds purpose acting in theatre group.
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NewsMaika Monroe to star in feminist horror ‘Brides’; FilmNation, UTA Independent Film Group launching AFM sales
Likely Story producing 1960’s, Italy-set tale femoiist spin on Dracula myth. Production scheduled for spring 2025.
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NewsScreen digital edition: November 2024
This month’s issue looks ahead to the American Film Market (AFM) and rounds up the top films to watch this awards season.
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Features50 films to watch this awards season
This year, perhaps because of ripples in production caused by striking writers and actors, we appear to have a much more open contest.
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FeaturesIn profile: the eight projects selected for DOK Leipzig’s 2024 DOK Preview International
The selected projects have already made an impact at other European development and training initiatives
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NewsWTFilms to introduce French horror thriller ‘Squealers’ to AFM buyers (exclusive)
Film is from director Abel Ferry, best known for 2009 slasher ’High Lane’
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News“We want to renew and celebrate”: Geneva’s Anais Emery looks forward to the 30th edition
The Swiss film festival and digital market has long embraced the movement of the audience towards innovative mediums.
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NewsFrancois Ozon’s ‘When Fall Is Coming’ registers UK-Ireland release deal (exclusive)
Helene Vincent, Ludivine Sagnier star in the family drama.
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NewsSXSW prize winner ‘We Were Dangerous’ boarded for sales (exclusive)
New Zealand filmmaker Josephine Stewart-Te Whiu won a special jury prize for filmmaking at SXSW.
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NewsNewen Connect bolsters AFM slate with four new French features (exclusive)
Newen Connect is the TF1-owned film and TV distribution arm of French media group Newen Studios.
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FeaturesMarching on: CEO Zygi Kamasa reflects on True Brit Entertainment’s first year in business
True Brit has six films going into production in 2024 and its first in-house release coming in January.
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NewsMarrakech to honour Sean Penn, David Cronenberg, Naima Elmcherqui
Moroccan actress Elmcherqui passed away on October 5 this year.