All articles by Wendy Mitchell – Page 163
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NewsSally Caplan named MD of Entertainment One's international division
Caplan to be based in London; Charlotte Mickie will remain in Toronto.
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CommentA thrilling talent to watch
Iceland-born, London-based filmmaker Borkur Sigthorsson brings his accomplished thriller Come To Harm to Encounters.
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NewsTallinn kicks off AnimaCampus
Five-day summit runs in parallel with Animation Film Festival Animated Dreams, a sub-festival of Tallinn Black Nights.
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NewsBlack Nights to open with Either Way, to close with Tree of Life
Screen International Critics Choice programme includes The Turin Horse, Tyrannosaur, The Artist and Las Acacias.
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NewsDubai to open with world premiere of Mission Impossible 4
Film shot extensively in the Emirate.
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CommentMeryl's wardrobe malfunction and more fun in honour of Vanessa Redgrave
Who would have thought the AMPAS tribute to Vanessa Redgrave in London last night would turn a little saucy?
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NewsAMPAS honours Vanessa Redgrave in London
The Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences held a star-studded tribute to Vanessa Redgrave in London on Sunday night.
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NewsAmerican Film Festival in Wroclaw to open with Solondz's Dark Horse
Todd Solondz and Joe Swanberg to attend for retrospectives.
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NewsElephant Eye closes first sales on Swell Season, Old Cats
Both films sell to Mongrel for Canada.
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NewsViennale closes with attendance up, 120 sold-out screenings
Award winners include Michael, Der Prozess, El lugar mas pequeno, Yastasto.
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NewsMGM strikes multi-year content deal with Netflix UK
Netflix, which launches in early 2012 in the UK and Ireland, will offer MGM and partner content..
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NewsNakamura Group strikes first-look deal with China's Middle Kingdom Studios
Two-year pact signed; first project is Fangs of War.
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NewsMelancholia leads European Film Awards nominations
Other top nominees include The Artist, The Kid With A Bike, The King’s Speech, Le Havre and In A Better World.
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FeaturesDriving force
Paul Walker is at the wheel in a thriller uniting South African talent and financing with international producers. Screen visits the set.
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NewsVVS strikes Canadian deals for three thrillers
Buys include Killing Season, The Frozen Ground and Vehicle 19.
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