All articles by Jeremy Kay – Page 457
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FeaturesHow Matt Damon convinced Kenneth Lonergan to direct again after 'Margaret' "ordeal"
Kenneth Lonergan tells Jeremy Kay why he balanced tragedy with humour in his third feature film, Manchester By The Sea.
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NewsUS Briefs: Covert Media sells 'Earthquake', 'The Night Watchmen'
Covert Media’s foreign language label Lexica Films announced on Thursday it had licenced multiple territories at AFM to disaster film Earthquake and fantasy thriller The Night Watchmen.
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NewsVentana Sur: Industry address evolving children's market
Children’s television producers and networks have been forced to navigate a new landscape in light of “structural and economic crisis”, a Ventana Sur panel audience heard on Thursday.
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NewsNew York Film Critics Circle votes 'La La Land' best picture
Damien Chazelle’s Los Angeles-set musical wins top honours; Barry Jenkins is best director for Moonlight.
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NewsSundance 2017 announces New Frontier lineup
Top brass at the Park City jamboree announced on Thursday 20 virtual and augmented reality presentations and 11 installations.
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NewsVentana Sur: Jorge Michel Grau eyes next project
EXCLUSIVE: The Mexican genre auteur, involved in two projects at Ventana Sur, is weighing up his next directing gig for 2017.
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NewsAnnapurna Interactive launches to produce, publish video games
Megan Ellison’s Annapurna Pictures announced the development on Thursday.
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NewsNicolas Cage to star in 'The Humanity Bureau'
Minds Eye Entertainment and VMI Worldwide in association with Bridgegate Pictures have cast the star in their action-sci-fi.
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NewsVentana Sur: Disney scores record year in Argentina
EXCLUSIVE: The studio has confirmed it has already achieved its best year at the local box office in terms of admissions and market share.
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NewsVentana Sur: Morbido TV to launch in two weeks
Mexico’s renowned Morbido Fest is moving forward with its latest brand extension as brass prepare to launch the long-awaited pay-TV channel backed by Alex Garcia’s AG Studios and have set their sights on reaching US audiences by late 2017.
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NewsNetflix introduces offline viewing
The streaming giant on Wednesday said it was adding a facility to download content at no extra cost.
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NewsSundance 2017 unveils US, world competitions, NEXT selections
Plenty of familiar on-screen faces populate the first wave of 66 features announced by festival brass on Wednesday comprising the US Competition, World Competition and NEXT sections.
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NewsUS Briefs: Costa Rica fest announces 72-strong line-up
Central American cinema is the focus of two competitive sections at the sixth Costa Rica International Film Festival, set to run in San José from December 8-17.
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NewsTelefilm Canada 2015-2016 report hails 'Room', 'Brooklyn'
The Canada-Ireland co-productions were among the highlights of the past year as the organisation used its annual public assembly on Wednesday to look back at some of its accomplishments.
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NewsRaven Banner acquires '24X36' for Canada
EXCLUSIVE: The Toronto-based genre distributor has acquired Kevin Burke’s homage to film posters and plans a 2017 theatrical release.
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NewsJodie Foster to star in The Ink Factory’s 'Hotel Artemis'
The two-time Oscar winner has signed on for the lead role in the thriller that marks the feature directorial debut of Iron Man 3 co-writer Drew Pearce.
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NewsNBR names 'Manchester By The Sea' best film of 2016
Barry Jenkins wins best director for Moonlight; Casey Affleck, Amy Adams scoop top acting awards.
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NewsVentana Sur: VFX leaders in brain drain warning
The Argentinian film industry must develop a vibrant visual effects community if it is to prevent a potentially damaging exodus of talent, a trio of leading local visual effects supervisors said on Tuesday.
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NewsDonald Trump eyes Hollywood financier Steve Mnuchin for US treasury secretary
The president-elect is said to be close to appointing the Hollywood financier and former national finance chairman of his campaign to the senior cabinet post.
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NewsUS Briefs: Amazon Studios, Roadside Attractions team up on 'The Wall'
The partners on National Board Of Review best film of 2016 winner Manchester By The Sea are uniting on a theatrical release of Doug Liman’s psychological thriller.