All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 125
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NewsMEDIA head Silver defends industry consultation
Silver dismissed the charge that industry was “not part of the process” in planning the new MEDIA programme.
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NewsFilm House Germany, Lemming launch Hamster
New venture aims to broaden scope of family films in Germany
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NewsHeadhunters goes to Alta for Spain
EXCLUSIVE: Action-thriller has been picked up in a host of territories
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NewsBullhead star joins Loft remake
EXCLUSIVE: Matthias Schoenaerts cast in remake, which starts shooting in June in New Orleans
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NewsFilm London partners with Rio Film Commission
Film London and Filme Rio-Rio Film Commission have signed a partnership agreement to develop the exchange of trade, talent and culture within their cities’ film industries.
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NewsNew Swedish prize aims to boost female directors
Resulting film will premiere at the Stockholm International Film Festival
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NewsJohn Lydon goes Norwegian in Sons Of Norway
EXCLUSIVE: Former Sex Pistols frontman to cameo in Jens Liens’ film
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NewsCPH:DOX names Lab participants
Film-making initiative pairs international and European filmmakers
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NewsAV Pictures thrills buyers with Sket
Buyers are swarming over girl gang movie Sket, on the AV Pictures slate.
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NewsChristian Baute joins Headline as company confirms Ridley Scott project
Scott will produce and direct Reykjavik
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NewsWinding Refn partnering to produce Black's Game
EXCLUSIVE: Winding Refn and production company Zik Zak (Volcano) are partnering on thriller Black’s Game.
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NewsBuyers hungry for Autlook's El Bulli doc
EXCLUSIVE: Buyers are feasting on El Bulli, Cooking In Progress, being sold by Autlook.
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Buyers take HanWay's Expectations, Psychopaths
UK sales outfit HanWay Films has been doing a roaring trade on its Cannes slate.
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Hubert Bals Fund backs projects including UCR selection Goodbye
The Hubert Bals Fund of the International Film festival Rotterdam (IFFR) has announced the 22 projects it will be supporting in its Spring Selection Round.
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NewsJinga does more sales on A Serbian Film
On the eve of its North American theatrical release through Invincible Pictures, Jinga films has closed several territories for Srdjan Spasojevic’s uber controversial A Serbian Film.