All articles by Michael Rosser – Page 125
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NewsNetflix sets release dates for first original movies
Bleecker Street to partner with Netflix to distribute Cary Fukunaga’s Beasts Of No Nation theatrically.
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NewsFilm London to host Rio Production Forum
London-based industry figures to meet South American producers at new event.
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CommentVenice 2015 poster stars Nastassja Kinski
This year’s poster continues a theme started in 2012 and features the star of The 400 Blows in the background.
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NewsIndiana Jones set for Royal Albert Hall debut
Screening to mark 35th anniversary will include John Williams’ score performed live.
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NewsSoda acquires cult classic 'The Reflecting Skin'
Philip Ridley’s 1990 horror featured Viggo Mortensen in one of his first starring roles.
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News'Captain Webb' set for August release
New images also released of the feature centred on the first person to successfully swim the English Channel.
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NewsBen Mendelsohn to present 'Mississippi Grind' at Karlovy Vary
Feature debuted at Sundance Film Festival.
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NewsPeccadillo secures 'Dressed As A Girl' for UK
Colin Rothbart’s documentary explores east London’s alternative drag scene.
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NewsLocarno secures Hong, Zulawski world premieres
New films from South Korean and Polish directors to play in international competition.
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NewsEvent cinema revenue grows 35%
New report reveals the growing sector was worth nearly $300m in 2014.
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NewsErrol Morris to compile IDFA top 10
US documentary director to also be subject of a retrospective.
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NewsEdinburgh film fest figures up 9%
Edinburgh International Film Festival tops 50,000 admissions.
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FeaturesILM London: A force to be reckoned with
With Avengers: Age Of Ultron tearing up the box office and Star Wars: The Force Awakens on its hard drives, ILM London is looming large on the UK VFX scene. Michael Rosser speaks to head Ben Morris
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FeaturesKarlovy Vary’s golden jubilee
As the Czech film festival celebrates its 50th anniversary, artistic director Karel Och talks Michael Rosser through Karlovy Vary’s sometimes rocky history, and this year’s ‘daring’ line-up.