All articles by Michael Rosser – Page 218
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NewsMortal Instruments sequel heading to Cannes
Mister Smith Entertainment is to debut the second in The Mortal Instruments franchise at Cannes.
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NewsAV Pics takes Let Us Prey
UK sales firm secures worldwide rights to Satanic horror ahead of Cannes.
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NewsPretty Pictures takes Dancing in Jaffa
French distributor snaps up Hilla Medalia’s Tribeca title from K5 International.
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NewsPaul Solet to direct Dark Summer
Content to begin sales of “twisted supernatural horror” at Cannes.
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NewsKaleidoscope revs up Le Mans 3D
Sales on the upcoming motor racing documentary to begin at Cannes.
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NewsThe Works reveals Cannes slate
Includes four market premieres and SXSW, Tribeca hits ‘Snap’ and ‘Teenage’.
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NewsFranco to star in Wenders’ Every Thing
The US actor will play a writer who causes the accidental death of a child.
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NewsStudioCanal, Disney to release 100-Year-Old
StudioCanal to partner with Disney Nordic to distribute adaptation of The 100-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out of the Window and Disappeared.
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NewsZigzag Kid wins Young EFA award
Young juries in nine European cities elect Dutch film by Vincent Bal.
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NewsSavill named BFI deputy chair
Pat Butler, Charles Cecil and Oona King appointed to the BFI board.
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NewsSecret Cinema cleared to open
Secret Cinema has been given the green light to stage its latest screenings but without any alcohol until next weekend.
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NewsAlpha Violet hooks Flying Fish
Paris-based sales outfit adds Marcela Said’s film to Cannes line-up.
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NewsContent Film takes He Who Dares
Content to handle worldwide sales on Paul Tanter’s He Who Dares.
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NewsiFeatures2 greenlights two films
Creative England has named the final two films to be greenlit through its iFeatures2 low budget filmmaking initiative.
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NewsSecret Cinema “confident” of launch
Event specialist Secret Cinema is “very confident” that it will launch its latest production this weekend after having to cancel its opening due to “licensing reasons”.
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NewsBlaines begin debut feature Nina Forever
Fiona O’Shaughnessy, Abigail Hardingham and Cian Barry star in darkly comic love story.
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NewsuMedia expands Celluloid Dreams partnership
Slate includes Takashi Miike’s Cannes competition film Shield of Straw and Katrin Gebbe’s Un Certain Regard title Tore’s Pogo.
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NewsCannes names Un Certain Regard jury
Enrique Gonzalez Macho, CEO of troubled Spanish firm Alta Films, is to join the five-strong jury.