All articles by Michael Rosser – Page 221
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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.
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NewsSomeone You Love heading to Cannes
Pernille Fischer Christensen’s Swedish drama to reunite Mikael Persbrandt and Trine Dyrholm.
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NewsCannes Classics 2013 line-up
Mark Cousins’ follow-up to The Story of Film is to feature in this year’s line-up of Cannes Classics.
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FeaturesQ&A: David Arnold, composer
At Sundance London, James Bond composer David Arnold talked about his big break, discovering music for Independence Day in his dreams and if he’ll return to the 007 franchise.
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NewsIron Picker to open Sarajevo
Danis Tanovic’s An Episode in the Life of an Iron Picker is to open the Sarajevo Film Festival.
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NewsSan Sebastian adds extreme sports
Savage Cinema strand will be introduced at the 61st San Sebastian Festival in September.
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NewsMagnolia acquires Tasting Menu
Magnolia Pictures and Vendetta Film has bought all rights to Roger Gual’s Spanish ensemble-comedy Tasting Menu from Scandinavia’s TrustNordisk.
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FeaturesQ&A: Jeff Nichols, director, Mud
Following a screening of Mud at Sundance London, director Jeff Nichols talked deleted scenes, inspirations, that ending and how he is turning to sci-fi for his next film.
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NewsJarmusch joins Cannes Competition
Jim Jarmusch’s vampire romance Only Lovers Left Alive, starring Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston, has been added to the Cannes Film Festival’s Competition line-up; four more titles to be included in Out of Competition and Un Certain Regard.