All articles by Wendy Mitchell – Page 56
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NewsFilm festival strategy is an ‘art not a science,’ Indian filmmakers say
FILM BAZAAR: Experts say indie filmmakers need smart advice before agreeing to any festival premieres.
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NewsAR Rahman premieres VR film at Goa's Film Bazaar
FILM BAZAAR: Event also launches its new Virtual Reality Lounge with 12 international VR projects.
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News'Godless' wins Stockholm’s Bronze Horse
Other winners include Sand Storm, American Honey, Old Stone, Hooligan Sparrow.
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FeaturesMartin Zandvliet talks Danish Oscar contender 'Land Of Mine'
It may be set immediately after the Second World War, but Danish Oscar submission Land Of Mine feels like required viewing in the current climate.
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FeaturesHannes Holm on Oscar hopeful 'A Man Called Ove', Sweden's biggest box office hit in 32 years
Swedish writer/director discusses the challenge of bringing a beloved bestseller to the big screen.
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FeaturesJuho Kuosmanen on why boxing movie 'Olli Maki' is the 'anti-Rocky'
Finnish director discusses debut feature The Happiest Day In The Life of Olli Maki, Finland’s 2016 Oscar submission.
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NewsIdentity drama 'The Charmer' starts shoot in Denmark, Middle East
Milad Alami makes feature debut on film whose DoP Sophia Olsson previously shot Sparrows and Volcano.
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NewsCarnaby's AFM deal-making includes German 'Offenders' deal, 'Kids' sale to China
EXCLUSIVE: Carnaby International Sales & Distribution has confirmed a number of deals on its slate at the AFM.
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NewsLevelK’s 'Teenage Kicks' closes six major deals
EXCLUSIVE: Australian teenage drama has its European premiere this week in Tallinn.
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NewsBanderas, Sebastian, Molla join Andrea Bocelli biopic
Antonio Banderas, Tony Sebastian and Jordi Molla have signed on to star in Michael Radford’s The Music Of Silence.
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NewsJames Schamus packages Karl Marx series with 'Lady Macbeth' writer
James Schamus’ Symbolic Exchange partners with X-Filme, Haut Et Court and Potboiler for Alice Birch-penned series about the tumultuous private lives of Marx and Engels.
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FeaturesGolden Lion winner Roy Andersson reveals details of next project
Two years after he won Venice’s Golden Lion with A Pigeon Sat On A Branch Reflecting On Existence, Roy Andersson is hard at work in his Stockholm studio on his next feature — but don’t mark your festival diary until 2019.
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NewsCPH PIX: 'Borg/McEnroe' director talks casting Borg's son
Wendy Mitchell reports from the festival’s inaugural work in progress session; further titles presented were Winter Brothers, Drib, Under The Tree and Tom Of Finland.
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NewsBulgaria’s 'Godless' wins top prize at CPH PIX
Festival moves to new autumn dates; audience award goes to Heartstone, and Girls Lost wins best children’s film.
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FeaturesMarco Müller talks inaugural Macao film festival
With Marco Müller as festival director, the inaugural International Film Festival & Awards Macao (Dec 8-13) intends to make a big splash.
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NewsSF scores with further 'Borg/McEnroe' sales
SF Studios closes deals on tennis biopic starring Shia La Beouf, car-racing action feature.
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FeaturesAFM 2016: buzz titles
Screen correspondents profile some of the hottest and most intriguing projects from around the world available to buyers here at the American Film Market.
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NewsMatt Dillon, Bruno Ganz to star in von Trier’s 'House That Jack Built'
EXCLUSIVE: Zentropa producer Louise Vesth reveals more details about serial killer story.
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News'Ove' director to shoot Ted Gärdestad story
Hannes Holm, the director of Sweden’s Oscar submission, will direct the story of Swedish pop star Ted Gärdestad.
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NewsEdge buys multiple territories on 'Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe'
Edge Entertainment has acquired Maria Schrader’s Stefan Zweig: Farewell to Europe for the Nordic region (excluding Denmark except for pay-TV rights) and the Baltics.