All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 637
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NewsLevelK boards Danish animation ‘Rosa And The Stone Troll’ (exclusive)
Film is first feature animation from director Karla Nor Holmbäck.
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NewsBanijay names Christian Wikander as global head of scripted
Replaces Lars Blomgren who is leaving to join Media Res.
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News‘Saint Omer’ actress Kayije Kagame, Netflix star Benedetta Porcaroli among 2023 European Shooting Stars
Joely Mbundu from ‘Tori And Lokita’, Kristine Kujath Thorp from ‘Sick Of Myself’ also in.
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NewsNigel Sinclair’s White Horse Pictures restructures, sets exec team
Company enters into partnership with longtime collaborator Ben Murphy of Whiskey Bear.
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NewsPatty Jenkins breaks silence over ‘Wonder Woman 3’, ‘Rogue Squadron’
“I do not want what has been a beautiful journey with WW to land on negative note.”
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News‘The Sparring Partner’ continues Hong Kong box office streak
The courtroom drama is also being rolled out in the US, UK, Taiwan, Australia and New Zealand.
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Reviews‘Avatar: The Way Of Water’: Review
James Cameron takes a return trip to Pandora in his long-awaited fantasy sequel
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NewsWillie Nelson doc, Xavier Dolan project among 2023 Sundance Indie Episodics
Festival also unveils 64 shorts.
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NewsJapanese anime market hit global record high of $20bn
Streamers including Netflix contributed to 13% growth worldwide.
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NewsFrance, Ireland sign film co-production agreement
Irish Ambassador said: “we’ve been trying to do this for 20 years”.
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PromotionHow audience data is fuelling a better moviegoing experience
Data analytics solution Movio Cinema EQ is helping cinemas understand their audience from every single visit.
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FeaturesFrom ‘Love Actually’ to ‘Living’: Bill Nighy on his "unspeakably lucky” career
Close to two decades on from his Bafta win for Love Actually, Bill Nighy’s beautifully restrained performance in Living sees him back in the awards conversation — and in a rare big-screen lead role.
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Features“Hollywood is a mean place”: the story behind Brendan Fraser’s ‘Brenaissance’
“I was never that far away, mind you. But in Hollywood years, that can be aeons.”
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NewsFinnish project ‘Paloma Brouhaha’ wins first ever WIFTI Worldwide Pitch
19 projects from six continents took part.
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NewsPrince Charles Cinema team “very disappointed” as Edinburgh Filmhouse bid rejected
The administrators are understood to have “received a much larger offer and one which blew the rest of us out of the water”.
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NewsLithuanian film ‘The Visitor’ wins latest development prize at Les Arcs industry village
‘Rossosperanza’, ‘Veni Vidi Vici’ also win prizes.
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NewsAngelo Badalamenti, composer for David Lynch, dies aged 85
Badalamenti wrote scores for ‘Twin Peaks’, ‘Mulholland Drive’, ‘Blue Velvet’.
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FeaturesMicheal Ward on ‘Empire Of Light’ nude scenes: “If Jude Law can do it, I can do it!”
England’s racial divide is probed in Sam Mendes’s 1980s-set Empire Of Light. Actor Micheal Ward tells Screen about the bittersweet film’s toughest moments, romancing Olivia Colman and getting butt naked.
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FeaturesHow Eddie Redmayne prepared to play a serial killer in ‘The Good Nurse’
Actor plays real-life serial killer Charles Cullen.
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NewsToronto premiere ‘Charcoal’ picked up for UK-Ireland (exclusive)
It is the debut feature from Brazilian writer-director Carolina Markowicz.