All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 17
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Cannes director turns lens on Ukrainian zoo animals during invasion (exclusive)
Maksym Nakonechnyi has been filming in zoos including in Kyiv and Odesa.
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Fortissimo Films acquires UK-China drama ‘Untamed’ ahead of Cannes (exclusive)
The drama will revolve around the true story of Zhu Shenghao, the first person to translate nearly all of Shakespeare’s works into Chinese in the 1930s.
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Cannes ACID feature ‘99 Moons’ sells to Germany (exclusive)
Swiss erotic drama has its world premiere at the festival on Friday
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The Euro 75: Viking Film (Netherlands)
Collaboration with directors Sacha Polak and animator Mascha Halberstad were crucial to Viking’s growth.
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The Euro 75: Sixteen Films (UK)
The company was set up by director Ken Loach and producer Rebecca O’Brien.
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The Euro 75: Savage Film (Belgium)
Scored a major breakthrough when its Flemish thriller Bullhead was nominated for an Oscar.
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The Euro 75: Samsa Film (Luxembourg)
Luxembourg production powerhouse Samsa was set up by Jani Thiltges and Claude Waringo in 1986.
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The Euro 75: Recorded Picture Company (UK)
Jeremy Thomas is one of the most revered British filmmakers of his era.
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The Euro 75: Beluga Tree (Belgium)
Diana Elbaum, one of the legendary figures of European independent production founded the company in 2017.
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The Euro 75: Caviar (Belgium)
Last year, the company received a best picture Oscar nomination for ’Sound Of Metal’.
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The Euro 75: Keplerfilm (Netherlands)
After working on award-winning titles such as The Lobster and Bullhead, friends Derk-Jan Warrink and Koji Nelissen founded Keplerfilm in 2016.
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The Euro 75: Hélicotronc (Belgium)
Hélicotronc has frequently co-produced with France but is looking to spread its net wider.
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The Euro 75: Coproduction Office (Germany)
The company’s breakthrough came when ‘Europa’ won the jury prize at Cannes in 1991.
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Ruben Östlund’s ‘Triangle Of Sadness’ sells to key territories ahead of Cannes
Deals now confirmed include UK, France, Germany and Austria, Italy and Spain.
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Sci-fi feature ‘Rubikon’ sells to UK, Japan, France and South Korea (exclusive)
Austrian disaster movie, sold by The Playmaker Europe, has market premiere next week at Cannes’ Marché du Film
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UCR title ‘Domingo And The Mist’ sells to France for Films Boutique (exclusive)
The film is directed by Costa Rica’s Ariel Escalanta Meza.
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M-Appeal secures raft of sales for buzzy Australian drama ‘Lonesome’ (exclusive)
Craig Boreham’s film premiered in Seattle and will play at the Sydney International Film Festival next month.
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Odin’s Eye acquires Danish WW2 family saga ‘Out Of The Darkness’ (exclusive)
Anders Refn’s sequel to ‘Into The Darkness’ has opened strongly in Denmark.