All Screen articles in February 24 2017 – Page 758
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NewsKarlovy Vary opens with interactive ceremony, Eva Zaoralová tribute
Audience members encouraged to scan QR code, which led to YouTube video.
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News‘Stranger Things’ breaks US streaming record
Series scores huge viewing numbers in advance of season four finale.
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NewsFantasia festival adds nine world premieres to complete line-up
Thirteen North American premieres also added, including Next Sohee for closing night.
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NewsDirectors Kristina Buožytė and Bruno Samper on their 10-year odyssey to make bio-punk fairy tale ‘Vesper’
“Our desire was to make a movie about hope.”
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NewsDirector Andrea Bagney on her Karlovy Vary homage to classical movies ‘Ramona’
’The idea of someone being bored while watching my film is my worst nightmare,’ says debut Spanish director
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NewsUK-Ireland box office preview: ‘Minions: The Rise Of Gru’ aims for the top
Other new releases include ‘Nitram’ and ‘The Princess’.
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FeaturesDirector Tomasz Wasilewski on ‘Fools’: “I wanted to make a film about the most difficult love I could imagine”
Polish filmmaker’s latest work world premieres at Karlovy Vary.
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NewsWill private equity financing make a comeback for smaller UK companies?
EIS schemes could come back into favour as two producers win significant court cases against tax authorities.
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NewsFour finalists revealed for Australia’s CinefestOZ prize
‘Transfusion’ starring Sam Worthington among those in the running.
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NewsVenice Gap-Financing Market reveals narrative and doc feature line-up
International projects already have at least 70% of funding in place.
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PromotionSCAD Lacoste Film Festival’s celebration of artistic endeavour offers an intimate moment with leading creatives
Source: Courtesy of SCAD SCAD summer theatre As the organiser of the world’s largest university-run film festival in the US, Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) knows how to put on a show. This weekend, for the first time the private, non-profit accredited US university ...
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow one-to-one: Fodhla Cronin O’Reilly & Cleona Ní Chrualaoi
The duo talk entering the industry, producers fees and balancing work with family.
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NewsLos Angeles production industry to reinstate indoor masking
The move had been triggered by a jump in Covid cases in Los Angeles County
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NewsAndrew Haigh sets new feature ‘Strangers’ with Andrew Scott, Paul Mescal, Claire Foy and Jamie Bell
Project is loosely based on the English translation of a Japanese novel by Taichi Yamada
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News“Don’t underestimate recession and inflation”: leading UK execs on post-pandemic recovery predictions
A panel discussion took place today (June 30) at the British Screen Forum’s 2022 conference in London.
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NewsGerman-French Funding Commission backs four projects, all by women directors
The biggest recipient is Valeska Grisebach’s fourth feature ‘The Dreamt Adventurer’ (working title).
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NewsNational funds team for EU-backed European Writers Club initiative (exclusive)
Execs from Germany’s ZDF, Denmark’s TV2 also on board.
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NewsDanish film festival CPH PIX closes down permanently
Organisers blame lack of funding and increased competition.
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FeaturesStars of Tomorrow one-to-one: Rosy McEwen & Eddie Marsan
McEwen and Marsan worked on dystopian feature ‘Vesper’, a Karlovy Vary premiere.
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NewsPact warns UK TV producers over BBC plans to create five-year window on sales to Netflix, Amazon, Disney +
Release of BBC dramas like ’Peaky Blinders’ and ’Line Of Duty’ on SVoDs would be significantly delayed.
