All France articles – Page 161
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NewsEuropaCorp sales chief Marie-Laure Montironi moves to Pathé International
Montironi is the latest executive to quit Luc Besson’s Paris-based beleaguered mini-major.
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NewsFrench cinema industry rattled by Canal Plus football rights debacle
The pay-TV network is a key financier of the country’s cinema.
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News'To The Night' starring Caleb Landry Jones gets sales deal ahead of Karlovy Vary berth (exclusive)
Reel Suspects boards psychological drama.
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NewsCannes Marché du Film posts rise in attendance
US was the biggest territory at the market followed by France and the UK.
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NewsCannes Critics' Week title 'Our Struggles' sells to new territories (exclusive)
Deals include China, Italy and Brazil.
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NewsTurner, Warner Bros-backed SVoD service Filmstruck launches in France and Spain
Service launched in UK in early 2018.
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NewsKirill Serebrennikov's 'Leto' scores key deals for Charades (exclusive)
Serebrennikov was unable to attend the Cannes premiere due to his disputed house arrest.
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NewsCannes jury grid hit 'Burning' scores key deals including UK, Japan and Spain
Lee Chang-dong’s film set a new all-time record score on Screen’s jury grid.
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FeaturesDoes appearing at Cannes contribute to the success of a film?
Industry figures talk through the boost - or bridle - a Croisette launch provides.
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FeaturesStuart Ford outlines his plans for new venture AGC Studios
Former IM Global chief was in Cannes to make deals for Laika animation ‘Missing Link’ and WW2 epic ‘Midway’.
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FeaturesPalme d'Or winner Hirokazu Kore-eda on the family ties that inspired 'Shoplifters'
Kore-eda’s film was his fifth to be selected for Cannes Competition.
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News'Burning' tops Screen's final 2018 Cannes jury grid with record score
Palme d’Or-winner Shoplifters finishes second.
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NewsCannes 2018 awards: 'Shoplifters' by Hirokazu Kore-eda wins Palme d'Or
Spike Lee wins Grand Prix for BlacKkKlansman, best director goes to Pawel Pawlikowski for Cold War.
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Reviews'The Wild Pear Tree': Cannes Review
Nuri Bilge Ceylan’s latest sees a young graduate attempt to carve out some independence
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Features"It was so absurd": Terry Gilliam on the 18-year journey to make 'Don Quixote'
Gilliam’s film screens out of Competition at Cannes this weekend, after a protracted legal dispute.
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News'Dogman', 'Capernaum' land mid-pack on Screen's Cannes jury grid after 'Burning' sets record
Lee Chang-dong’s Burning set a new record score of 3.8.
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NewsMarseille's FIDLab to welcome projects by Ghassan Salhab, Bill Morrison
10th edition of lab selects 12 projects.
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NewsGaspar Noé's 'Climax' wins in Cannes Directors' Fortnight
Gianni Zanasi’s ‘Lucia’s Grace’ was also given an award.
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News'The Summer Of The Electric Lion' wins at Cannes Cinéfondation
The Chilean film receives a grant of €15,000.