All articles by Tom Grater – Page 53
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NewsIsrael's Sam Spiegel lab names 2018 participants
Shlomi Elkabetz to participate in seventh edition of lab.
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NewsICO film festival training programme moves to Vilnius for 2018
Initiative moves to Lithuania for eighth edition.
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News'The Death Of Stalin' tops BIFA craft winners with three awards
Armando Iannucci’s film wins best casting and production design, while Lady Macbeth takes best costume design
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News'Foxtrot' producer Cedomir Kolar to receive European Film Award
Kolar produced the Oscar-winning No Man’s Land.
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NewsBBC/Netflix series 'The Forgiving Earth' suspended after camera operator death
Ghana shoot halted on series following fatal incident.
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News'Loveless', Bosnian Oscar entry 'Men Don’t Cry' win at Zagreb Film Festival
15th edition of festival crowns winners.
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NewsUK camera operator dies filming stunt scene on BBC/Netflix drama
Mark Milsome, whose credits included Saving Private Ryan and Sherlock, was 54 years old.
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News'Sparrows', 'Wolf And Sheep' directors taking projects to Les Arc's Co-production Village
21 projects set for development and finance platform.
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NewsM-appeal boards Swiss football comedy 'Streaker' (exclusive)
German outfit takes rights to Peter Luisi’s comedy.
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NewsOld Vic theatre receives 20 complaints about Kevin Spacey
Spacey was artistic director of the theatre for 11 years.
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NewsOpen letter on film industry harassment attracts 500 signatures
Campaigning organisation Raising Films calls for measures to prevent misconduct.
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Swedish Film Institute to introduce sexual conduct education (exclusive)
SFI will mandate that companies take its courses to apply for funding.
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NewsUnions Bectu, Pact strike 'historic' agreement for big-budget movies
Unions publish ‘historic’ terms governing £30m+ productions.
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News'Loveless', 'The Square', 'BPM' among first European Film Award winners
2017 edition of EFAs set to take place in Berlin on Dec 9.
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NewsAlicia Vikander signs letter exposing sexual abuse in Swedish industry
Letter detailing abuse in film and theatre industries signed by 584 Swedish actresses.
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NewsNew doc sales outfit to debut at IDFA with 'Taste Of Cement', 'Queerama' (exclusive)
Canadian distributor Syndicado launches sales company.
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NewsSafety at film festivals in the spotlight at This Way Up conference
Does the exhibition industry need a code of practice?
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NewsUK industry heavyweights call for resolution to Picturehouse dispute in open letter (exclusive)
Rebecca O’Brien, Sarah Gavron, Duncan Kenworthy and Elizabeth Karlsen among those urging negotiations to begin again.
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NewsZagreb Film Festival unveils 2017 line-up
The Divine Order to open 15th edition of Croatian festival.