All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 71
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NewsReel Suspects inks 'Blind Sun' deal with Shudder
EXCLUSIVE: Reed Suspects also closes further deals on its EFM slate.
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NewsCanada's Nitrogen Studios boards animation 'Arkie'
EXCLUSIVE: Nitrogen joins The Lost Thing producers Passion Pictures Australia on the project.
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News'March Of The Penguins 2', 'Lumiere!' head to Benelux
EXCLUSIVE: Septmber Films has inked deals for multiple titles.
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NewsCate Blanchett-starring 'Manifesto' racks up further sales
EXCLUSIVE: Deals have gone to multiple territories including Italy and Australia.
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NewsCurzon AE, Rai, Diaphana board 'Werk Ohne Autor'
Beta Cinema has inked key deals on the drama starring Tom Schilling [pictured], Sebastian Koch and Paula Beer.
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NewsM-Appeal racks up EFM sales
EXCLUSIVE: Deals include for The Fool, The Major, Without Name and Body Electric [pictured].
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NewsGurinder Chadha spies two new projects
EXCLUSIVE: Bend It Like Beckham and Viceroy’s House director eyes up spy thriller.
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NewsFedor Bondarchuk’s sci-fi epic 'Attraction' scores Latin American, Indian deals
EXCLUSIVE: Russia’s Art Pictures has now sold Attraction to 74 countries.
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NewsCate Blanchett-starring 'Manifesto' gets North American deal
EXCLUSIVE: Match Factory is selling Julian Rosefeldt’s Sundance hit, which screens at EFM today, tomorrow and Sunday.
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NewsEvolutionary Films expands into UK distribution
EXCLUSIVE: The production and sales outfit will offer theatrical releases of Polly Steele’s drama Let Me Go and John Adams’ horror AUX.
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NewsIncredible picks up dementia doc 'It Hurts So Much'
Heleen van Royen directs the documentary about her mother’s suffering with dementia.
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NewsUK-Dutch comedy 'Love Is Thicker Than Water' gets US deal
EXCLUSIVE: Jinga Films handles international sales on romantic drama.
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FeaturesBerlin's Culinary Cinema strand passes the taste test
Scorned by many critics at its launch, Culinary Cinema has become a respected part of the Berlinale programme.
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FeaturesHow the revised European co-pro treaty can benefit producers
Europe’s latest co-production legislation makes it easier to co-produce with international partners. Geoffrey Macnab looks at what the changes mean for producers.
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NewsFortissimo set to relaunch with Chinese backers
EXCLUSIVE: European sales company filed for bankruptcy last summer.
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NewsBeta scores slate deals in key markets
EXCLUSIVE: Adèle Haenel comedy, Stefan Ruzowitzky thriller, Norwegian drama sell to key territories.
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NewsIFFR: Atom Egoyan signs up for 'Rotterdam, I Love You'
Other directors announced for portmanteau film include Paula van der Oest and Koen Mortier.
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NewsIFFR: Details for Ivan Tverdovsky's 'Jumpman' and sci-fi 'The Draft' revealed
Producer Mila Rozanova also updates on other future projects.
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NewsIFFR: Dutch box office up in 2016 but local films underperformed
Netherlands suffered from a lack of domestic blockbusters last year, according to film fund CEO.
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NewsIFFR: Hubert Bals Fund restructures
Changes made to fund which support filmmakers from developing countries.