All Finance articles – Page 54
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NewsNetflix spend estimated to break $5bn
Netflix could spend as much as $5bn on content in 2016, according to analysts.
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NewsBouckaert talks Belgian tax shelter shake-up
There has been a shake-up to the Belgian tax shelter - one intended to squeeze out the “middlemen” perceived to have abused the system.
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NewsJohn Pilger film breaks Indiegogo record
The Coming War will tell the unreported story of the new “Cold War” between the US and China.
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NewsThree German-Arab projects awarded
Winners of the Film Prize of the Robert Bosch Stiftung were announced on Sunday [Feb 8].
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NewsOlla: Eurimages funding must back risk-takers
Roberto Olla, executive director of Eurimages (the Council of Europe’s film fund) is calling for a re-think of how the organisation reaches its funding decisions and, in particular, how it defines “quality”.
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NewsSarajevo co-pro fund goes operational
Support scheme launched under the auspices of the Sarajevo Film Festival last August.
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NewsManish Mundra reveals film finance plans
Producer of Generation Kplus title Rainbow [pictured] sets up company to finance content-driven Indian cinema.
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NewsRomania launches first regional fund
EXCLUSIVE: Transilvania Film Fund to be launched in April with initial budget of at least €100,000.
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NewsLionsgate UK to release Luke Evans SAS thriller
Silver Reel to finance action film based on Andy McNab novel as further pre-sales are secured.
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NewsTroll fairytale secures $2.2m boost
The Norwegian Film Institute has announced a sizable $2.2m production award for upcoming troll movie The Ash Lad in the Hall of the Mountain King.
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NewsMüller signals support for German film industry
Müller spoke at the opening of this year’s Berlinale last night [Feb 5].
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NewsNetherlands Film Fund supports six
Whit Stillman’s Love and Friendship and Hany Abu-Assad’s Arab Idol among six international co-productions supported by the Netherlands Film Fund.
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NewsSenator, Wild Bunch finalise merger
New entity is one of the biggest filmed entertainment outfits in Europe.
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NewsJodorowsky launches Kickstarter for Endless Poetry
Feature marks first co-production between Chile, Japan and France.
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NewsBFI: high-end TV spend tops $930m
More than 80 TV productions with a total spend of more than $900m (£600m) benefited from the UK’s high-end TV tax break in 2014.
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NewsHAF 2015 line-up includes Chang, Bober, Kawase projects
Terence Chang, Philippe Bober and Naomi Kawase are among the producers of the 30 projects selected for this year’s Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF, March 23-25).
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NewsDoha Film Institute to fund 21 projects
Filmmakers from 24 countries, including the US and Italy, to receive funding
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NewsScreen gets new owner as Mobeus backs MBI
Media Business Insight, publisher of Screen International, had been bought by Mobeus Equity Partners backing a management-led buy out of five media brands from the Top Right Group.
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NewsRotterdam: The Tribe director among CineMart winners
Myroslav Slaboshpytskiy’s Chernobyl-based drama wins one of three awards at International Film Festival Rotterdam’s co-production market.
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NewsCreative England backs Burn Burn Burn
EXCLUSIVE: First image from road trip comedy starring Downton Abbey’s Laura Carmichael and Chloe Pirrie.