All articles by Geoffrey Macnab – Page 74
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News'Religion Of Night Walks' scoops Best Project at Holland Film Meeting
Ali Jaberansari’s Tehran, City Of Love also received an award at the industry event.
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NewsDutch industry mulls a post-Fortissimo future
Industry figures at the Holland Film Meeting talk to Screen about the importance of locally-based sales companies.
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NewsChristopher Nolan's 'Dunkirk' boosts Netherlands rebate scheme
Nolan’s Second World War epic is one of a number of large-scale productions to utilise the territory; TV could be next.
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NewsBoost NL launches at Holland Film Meeting
Iniative kicks off as film festivals continue to asses the merits of co-production markets.
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NewsWalter Salles, Vincent Maraval pay tribute to Don Ranvaud
Friends of Don Ranvaud remember the recently passed producer-sales agent-academic. “He was guided by ideals in a world where this is becoming rarer,” Salles tells Geoffrey Macnab.
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NewsVenice: Why 'Brimstone' producer needed "balls of steel" and how it helped 'Game Of Thrones'
Guy Pearce and Dakota Fanning star alongside Game Of Thrones co-stars Kit Harrington and Carice van Houten.
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NewsVenice buzz title: Ulrich Seidl on controversial hunting doc 'Safari'
Sales agent Coproduction Office has closed multiple deals on the feature doc, whose subjects will be on the Lido.
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NewsVenice market: VR, China, TV in the spotlight
Indigo Film crime series, VR firsts, Sally Potter multimedia musical and Dilma Rousseff drama among projects heading to the Lido.
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FeaturesBrexit: what are the ramifications for the film industry?
“Business as normal” is the phrase being bandied around, albeit a little nervously, in the British film industry following the UK’s unexpected decision to leave the European Union following the public referendum on June 23.
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FeaturesLocarno's Carlo Chatrian talks "most challenging competition"
Chatrian tells Geoffrey Macnab why this year’s line-up is his most diverse and eclectic yet.
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News'Silence' backer Corsan upbeat despite restructure
Belgian financier of films including Third Person and Killing Season filed for protection from its creditors last month.
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FeaturesJeremy Isaacs talks Channel 4 privatisation, 'The World At War' and director Jack Gold
Founding chief executive of Channel 4 discusses potential privatisation and career highlights.
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NewsChristine Langan exit: industry reacts
Screen canvasses industry opinion on Langan’s tenure and the prospects for one of the UK’s cornerstone funders.
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NewsJohn Carpenter talks Halloween sequel, video games and his band
Horror master talks video game adaptations of his films, his music career and the possibility of composing the music for the Halloween sequel.
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FeaturesMia Hansen-Love interview
French director Mia Hansen-Love talks about the joy of working with Isabelle Huppert, avoiding melancholy and a new project inspired by her relationship with her husband, Olivier Assayas. Geoffrey Macnab reports.
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FeaturesIn Focus: Jerusalem Film & TV fund
The dynamic Jerusalem Film & Television Fund has a wide brief that includes attracting local and international production to the city and jump-starting its animation and VFX sectors. Geoffrey Macnab reports.
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NewsChris Smith and 'Detour' producer Julie Baines team on 'The Undertaker'
EXCLUSIVE: Team behind Triangle and Detour working on thriller; Dan Films slate includes $2-20m projects.
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FeaturesIsraeli funds: For the love of film
For a relatively small country, Israel boasts a multitude of film funds. Geoffrey Macnab discovers how vital these are to both local and international film-makers
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NewsCould the UK rejoin Eurimages following Brexit?
Eurimages executive director Roberto Olla reiterates that the door remains open.
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NewsDardenne brothers re-edit Cannes drama 'The Unknown Girl'
EXCLUSIVE: Final version of Cannes Competition title is now seven minutes shorter following critics response.