All articles by Sarah Cooper – Page 72
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NewsDanny Huston in Playoff for Riklis
Eran Riklis to direct the real life inspired German-Israeli drama about a basketball coach for Germany’s Egoli Tossell.
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Warp Films picks up Trash Humpers
The film, directed by Harmony Korine, will be released in the UK in June.
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Northern Film & Media, NorthStar Equity launch $3.5m film fund
The first recipient of the fund is James Erskine’s football feature One Night In Turin.
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FeaturesAfrica United
Pathé’s $6m Africa United is an ambitious UK-South Africa-Rwanda co-production which filmed across three countries. Sarah Cooper reports from Lake Tanganyika in Burundi, where it was the first international project to shoot.
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A Lonely Place gears up for Scottish shoot
Julian Gilbey’s film was previously known as The Grave At Angel’s Peak.
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Film London investing $367,000 in film heritage
The injection of funding will go towards an 18-month project aimed at supporting London’s moving image archives/collections, with a view to creating an online showcase of the material.
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Sheffield Doc/Fest and Britdoc announce new workshops
Peter Broderick and Sandi DuBowski will lead the workshops on online opportunities.
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Roger Moore joins board of Red Carpet Film Fund
The first project to come out of the fund will be Causeway Picture’s Connemara Days, to be directed by Kevin Connor, which is due to commence principle photography in Ireland in late August.
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American Pavilion's plans for Cannes include film finance panel
Panel to feature Stuart Ford (IM Global), Robert Kessell (Overture) and Michael Schaefer (Summit Entertainment), to be moderated by ScreenInternational editor Mike Goodridge.
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UK Film Centre plans busy line-up at Cannes
Speakers to include producers John Battsek, Alison Owen and Mark Herbert.
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BFI searching for architect for new film centre
The BFI has launched a search for an architect to design its new $271m (£166m) film centre on London’s South Bank.Architects are being invited to submit “expressions of interest”, which the BFI will use to create an initial long list. The potential designers will then be interviewed and a short ...
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NewsFilm 4's annual production budget pushed back up to $15m
The 20% boost to Film 4’s budget returns the company’s investment capacity to its 2008 pre economic downturn level.
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World Soundtrack Awards plan 10th anniversary concert
Howard Shore, Elliot Goldenthal, Gabriel Yared, Gustavo Santaolalla and Stephen Warbeck will participate.
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Artists Cinema to show commissioned films at Tate Modern and in Cannes
Seven short films made by international artists will appear before screenings of selected feature films in UK cinemas, as part of an initiative to bring the visual art world to large scale audiences.
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Naomi Wright tries for online investors for short Join My Band
The film stars UK musical theatre actress Jessie Buckley, who was a runner up on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s reality TV show I’d Do Anything in 2008.
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Deckert to sell Portrait Of A Man
The Leipzig based company has picked up worldwide sales rights to Finnish director Visa Koiso-Kanttila’s documentary.
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FeaturesWoman In The Fifth
Ethan Hawke and Kristin Scott Thomas star in Pawel Pawlikoswki’s supernatural thriller Woman In the Fifth, currently shooting in Paris.
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NewsToy Story 3 to receive its international premiere at Edinburgh
The film will screen at the Edinburgh International Film Festival on June 19th.
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London Indie Fest honours Forget Me Not, Breathe, Beyond the Pole
The London Independent Film Festival, which showcases low budget film-making, screened over 110 films in 10 days.
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NewsSony, Warners honoured at BVA awards
Sony Pictures were rewarded for their outdoor Terminator Salvation campaign, whilst Harry Potter And The Half Blood Prince was named retail title of the year