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All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 1383
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NewsCannes Film Week opens in Hong Kong amid escalating unrest
Wong Kar Wai and Johnnie To were among leading local filmmakers who attended the opening, but the red carpet was cancelled due to current events.
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NewsMUBI buys UK rights for ‘The Other Lamb’ (exclusive)
Toronto drama marks the English-language debut of Poland’s Małgorzata Szumowska.
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NewsPedro Almodóvar, Bong Joon Ho, Céline Sciamma to deliver Bafta 2019 screenwriters’ lectures (exclusive)
Further speakers include Robert Eggers, Noah Baumbach.
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News‘Apollo 11’, ‘The Biggest Little Farm’, ‘The Sea Of Shadows’ among Oscar doc submissions
Documentary submissions may also qualify for Oscars in other categories, including best picture.
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NewsAVOD players discuss challenges of discovery on AFM panel
Distribution business predicted to rise from $22bn in 2018 to around $56bn in 2024.
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Reviews‘Charlie’s Angels’: Review
Kristen Stewart leads the latest all-girl trio for director and co-star Elizabeth Banks
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NewsFormer HBO chief Richard Plepler in talks for production deal with Apple TV+ (reports)
Executive ended 29-year run at HBO in February during shake-up.
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NewsAFM sales title ‘Inferno’ draws major buyers for AGC Studios
Negotiations are ongoing in remaining territories.
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NewsLaura Dern to produce Focus Features doc on White House photographer Pete Souza
Lawrence Jackson / The White House
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NewsPaolo Genovese’s ‘Superheroes’ flies to international buyers
Further deals secured for ‘The Nest,’ ‘The Most Beautiful Day In The World’ and ‘The Trap’.
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NewsScreen digital edition: November 12 2019
Screen’s weekly issues will run throughout the awards season.
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News‘And Then We Danced’ director: “Hopefully protestors will see the film”
The film has drawn protests at the sold-out screenings in Georgia.
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NewsMarsha Thomason set to star in UK-South African thriller ‘Stolen’ (exclusive)
The film aims to start shooting in January 2020.
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News‘Bond’, ‘Merchant Of Venice’ producer Nigel Goldsack dies aged 62
Goldsack also helped develop films with Werner Herzog, Mike Newell and Michael Radford.
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NewsDutch distributor Periscoop Films launches anime label with three AFM pick-ups
Kinepolis has acquried Belgian rights to the trio from the new imprint.
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FeaturesWhy the Tokyo International Film Festival is shifting its focus from Hollywood to Asia
The Japanese film industry is becoming more outward looking.
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NewsThe Screen Podcast: assessing the early 2019/20 Oscar and Bafta races
The podcast team discuss early front-runners, date change impact, and what can beat ‘Parasite’?
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FeaturesDisney developing international original content for Disney+
“The idea is to build on what we’ve been doing domestically in our international markets as we continue to grow.”
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NewsMike Newell to head Tallinn Black Nights jury
Juries announced for the 23rd Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival.
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FeaturesCsaba Kael, the new Hungarian Film Commissioner, on taking over from Andy Vajna
Kael confirms Agnes Havas has stepped down as Hungarian Film Fund CEO.